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Should you shaved the head and grew out the goatie; you'd be one evil looking dude, mott.
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There's a second ghost in there, ladies and gentlemen.
It helps if you can brighten the image and zoom in (if you have the facilities) She's small and faint, but if look carefully to the second mast (from the enterance) in the left row; there looks to be a child hugging tightly to the pole - her chin tucked into the shoulder. If you look just left of the poll, at the very base, you will find a definite contrast in light and shadow that gives the impression of a night gown - scan up to find her arm. look hard. she's there.

After adjusting the contrast, she almost looks skeletal.
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Yep. That's it. that's the most disturbing picture i have seen on this website so far. Nicely done, Mott.
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I MEANT TO SAY ......THE IMPRESSION THAT PEOPLE WERE STILL RESIDING THERE. AND they're OBVIOUSLY NOT IN THE ROOMS THAT WERE PHOTOGRAPHED
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MOTTS I WOUILD LIKE TO NOW WHAT WAS GETTING BUSY OUTSIDE BECAUSE FROM YOUR HISTORY OF THE PLACE I WAS LEFT WITH THE IMPRESSION SOME WERE STILL RESIDING THERE OBVIOUSLY NOT IN THE ROOMS THAT WERE PHOTOGRAPHED.
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I hope maybe I can be a part of this group. you guys all seem cool and have good opinions on the pictures. plus Motts sounds awesome!!
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it's amazing that they could lock people up in there..... even if it was for their own good. That had to be breaking some sort of human rights law
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the asylum security wouldn't let cigarettes in. that had to be set up. cool pic, though
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Lynne - what is a drainging tub exactly? And isn't this a school we are looking at?
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i wonder how many people have snuck in and tried to take a bath
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it looks like the room is alive!! freaky
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their not knocking this place down too, right? it's so interesting.....
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it's cool how you can't see anything through the door, nothing but blackness
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i agree Sam. utterly unexpected
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someone lived in there? Depressing