YOU WON'T BELIEVE THIS - Inside Abandoned & Haunted Fairfield Hills State Hospital

Please increase the volume. Knock is over. This is the second beat while traveling to Fairfield Hills. As you saw when you got panicked, the door that was open when we entered was closed.

After tapping, the battery level of the camera is low and the mobile phone is turned off. This was taken in 2009. Since then, I am convinced that the building shown is completely destroyed.

We have just entered the building since 16: 31 (Norwalk Hall). Also, access to the power station in the main building of FFH

Fairfield Hills had more than 4,000 mentally unstable patients in the past. The original beauty of the building was only covered by natural scars and recent destruction. The evacuation center lost its certification in 1994 and slowly closed more than 25 campus buildings.

Today, the majority of the site has been refurbished to build a municipality building. That area was patrolled by guards on a blue truck - he did not do much

Three of us entered through Litchfield House this time, where we found a passage to the underground tunnel. They were as spectacular as we were expecting, and we followed the Eirabo (corpse). It is completely black, and your shuffle foot echo tends to play with you in a heart game. I think that you like your trip.

The Yale Institute was hardly affected - there were only a few residues from the destroyer. I am amazed at how good that shape is. A necropsy table, a body cooler, and a "biohazard" sink were found. When we all agreed that we felt that we should not be there, we left the building and went back to the tunnel.

We returned almost immediately to Lichfield House (pharmacy) and returned to the second floor. So, I heard a knock at the last visit. As soon as I turned off the camera I knocked on the door from the other side of the aisle. Fortunately, my speed is enough to capture it for the second time, only half is as noisy as usual - but still on the camera

We did not go to look for ghosts to see it destroyed, but to see the beauty of the building blinded by the negligence of years.

If you enter abandoned facilities, please respect them. They exist longer than you

PS. I edited this when I approached 102 degrees fever. Yes ... I got a fever when I came home from FFH.

In 1931, New Town's Fairfield Mountain State Hospital was opened to help other state hospitals overcrowded and provide places for criminal mad men. If you are familiar with the big abandoned buildings in the new town, it is not surprising that they are considered ghosts. The 16 buildings of 770 acres of land are connected by underground tunnels, but there are times when the hospital accommodates 4,000 crazy people. Newtown itself is a beautiful and quaint town, but at the beginning of the century the patient's treatment was not strange. Electric shock therapy, resection and many other "treatments" are sure to be classified as currently commonly used torture. As expected, there were many reports of suicide and death that patients can not explain for many years. Fairfield Hill finally closed its door in 1995. Since then, it has become a hot spot covering supernatural phenomena.

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They surveyed haunted hotspots throughout the United States, but at least one legendary building, the most famous ghost hunter plumber on television, did not enter. This week, executive officials at the abandoned Fairfield Hill Hospital in Connecticut denied the SyFy channel ghost hunter to infamous buildings. As we all know, Fairfield Hill Hospital is a winding "rehabilitation" technique like additional pulmonary diseases and treatment of electric shocks, and before paranormal researchers try to use it Notoriously. Everyone from the former caregiver to the former patient remembers that the building is always changing a bit.