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I found out the other day that my Grandmother may have been murdered here. She was diagnosed with Cardiorespiratory arrest, Arteriosclerotic heart disease, and a Dysthymic disorder. She never had these problems before. There was never an autopsy done on her body which says a lot since that is illegal. She was most likely killed by lack of oxygen. Perhaps suffocation. Also the time of deat is wrong. Apparently, the ospital called my Grandfather at 9:43 P.M. and told him she was dead. On the death certificate, the time of death is 11:05. Hmmmm. It makes me so angry, sad, and freaked out. Imagine how scary it must've been for other patients. There were a bunch of unexplained death's for a long period of time. Scary stuff.
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beeeeeautiful. thats the only word i can come up with.
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this chair reminds me of a sad patient curled up in a corner
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the color and lighting in this shot are amazing.
maybe ive read read vogue one too many times but i can see this as the setting of an avante garde fashion shoot.
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this is surreal
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awesome gallery Motts! i just wish i could find places that good round here :P
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anyone know of a good way to get in w/out the cops seeing ???
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This fireplace seems almost flush with the wall.
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All I know is that if I was kept in a room like this for too long, I KNOW I would go crazy!
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When I was a kid, th ereally older homes had ceilings at least 8' high. That's why alot of people started using drop-ceilings.
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Seriously, is that why the ceilings were so high? I know really older places had real high ceilings.
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This is the greatest advertisement I've ever seen!
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It looks like a rotted rubber mat.
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Lovely stairway shot; almost looks new.
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So THAT'S where everybody got to!