ABANDONED AUTOPSY THEATER & INCINERATOR with CREMATED BONES

[@RnKAllDay]

www.redbubble.com/people/rnkallday

[@nicholasfrascone]

The sound effects are too loud , at least with a headache they are

[@zx1906]

Autopsy theaters are very common. Every medical faculty of every college has one. Also, autopsies and dissections are really not as "crazy" as you think. We don't do things that are considered out of the norm with bodies, unless the deceased have agreed to it before death. I understand that shock value is quite important when it comes to views, but please do some research to correctly explain the buildings you are exploring and their uses to educate your viewers. There have of course been some scientist who have gone overboard with experiments and research, but very very very few are as batshit crazy as you claim. I hope that the general population that is neither in a medical profession nor in the funeral industry informs themselves more and becomes more acquainted with the subject of death. For anyone who wants to learn more about death-related subjects, I recommend the channel Ask A Mortician by Caitlin Doughty.

[@Dippmip]

oh yeah such as letting women give birth in full view of all the students so they can learn ahahaha, most surgeons are psychopaths bro; thats what happens when u have no empathy, u think it's all just science and become oblivious to the person inside , if they are still alive at least. 'Braindead' people are also still alive for example, I bet they also end up on the cold metal bed to be cut open for all to view and learn.

[@sunshine-oh3hm]

I absolutely love her

[@johniv4063]

wat

[@JulieR73]

Andrea X I like ask a mortician. hello deathlings...

[@mynameislove7605]

Andrea X you haven't heard of the bat shit crazy most haunted abandoned hospital in Ky im guessing.?

[@compactc9]

All that would have happened in the morgue would have been autopsies, lobotomies and other things done to living patients would have been done elsewhere, like an operating room. Also. that incinerator, while s it may have had amputated limbs in it, was only designed for burning bio-hazard trash, they definitely don't, nor ever did smash the bones or bodies to fit in there, a cremator for bodies will take a whole body, laying down, in a box. The bones crumble in the heat, and aren't pulverized to small bits until after the cremation. If you've ever seen the 'ashes' of a cremated person, all that really is is charred bone, everything else is pretty much vaporized by the heat.

[@whiteedk]

compactc9 yes. It's sad that they say stuff like that. The autopsies in such places are done on corpses from people that have agreed to have their bodies donated to science and it's a valuable leaning tool for students. They have to learn some place, you would never let students "play" with live people when they are inexperienced

[@cindytaylor8053]

Thank you, I thought the same about the staging, theater, that it was only used for autopsies, for medical students. Not for lobotomies . You don't need a blood letting table for a lobotomy

[@mrsdahmer8]

Well, looks like everyone done took care of everything I was about to say lol I'll just reiterate, just, idk, just cuz, lol They don't do anything in the morgue other than autopsies and,stuff you do to dead bodies. They do NOT do surgeries or, medical procedures of ANY kind in a morgue. They are done in operating rooms if not in doctors offices. No LIVING patient is EVER brought into a morgue as a patient! (At least, not on purpose anyway lol 😜)

[@faithinhumanity3390]

Yes you are right our hospital i work for only cremates amputated limbs and some aborted or miscarried babies they do not pulverized the human body to fit in such a small confined space what they are seen is amputations or aborted babies

[@whattheflimflam]

Retorts handle a box containing a corpse lengthwise. the fragments are then crushed further and placed into an urn for safekeeping for the family . I think what you really saw was other medical waste inside the incinerator.

[@triciak1402]

It’s nice to see just natural decay and not graffiti all over the damn place. It just makes it so much different. Love you guys! And i don’t know if I’m alone in saying that long hallways are creepy as f

[@RJL738]

I love how you just fearlessly open the door you thought a homeless person was behind.

[@patrickjones6400]

I gotta agree with compactc9 on the lobotomy part. You don’t do a medical procedure on a live patient in a morgue. Look around enough and you would have found a designated area where sterile procedures were done. I agree with the incinerator as well. It was for burning medical and biological waste. Not bodies. You couldn’t even get a body into that incinerator. However, bone does not burn or incinerate. After a body has been incinerated in a crematorium bones are pulverized because they do not burn. After a body is cremated there’s ashes, bone (including teeth) and metal implants like artificial hips. Anything that can be crushed goes through what is essentially a wood chipper and into the urn. Any metal is disposed of as medical waste.

[@sebastienbolduc5654]

You did a great job with the commentary! It really adds so much more to your video content. As for the incinerator, are you sure it was used for human remains? It doesn't look like it could have been used for that, too small. Maybe it was used to incinerate body parts or lab animals? But if there is a possibility that what you saw were human remains, you should anonymously notify the proper authorities within the State. The abandonment of human remains is highly illegal. If they were human remains, and the facility abandoned them when it closed, then there was obviously some really fishy shit going down in that place!!! Gezzus dude, WTF were they doing to people in there?! I also like how you have compassion for those poor souls, dead or alive, that ended up in that hell hole. Your video, in a special way, gives justice to all those unknown faces.

[@RnKAllDay]

Sebastien Bolduc thanks! Not sure if it was used for human remains, but it sure looked like bone and ash in there. Pretty crazy history these places have.

[@upalevelproductions]

love the natural decay and lack of vandalism superb find guys 👍

[@RnKAllDay]

upalevel productions thanks!

[@lindsay833]

Let's be clear: There were many good doctors who treated patients well, and followed their oaths to do no harm. There were people (and still are) who benefited from lobotomies. There were people who benefited from autopsies. Autopsy theatres have been in use since before the Catholic church put its grip on the medical and scientific world. Without the good nurses and doctors we had through the 20th century, we would not have made the advances we have now. There were many poor doctors, but many good ones as well. It's always sad that the terrible people get remembered, while the great inventors and doctors do not. :(

[@maryelizabeth7351]

hey new sub here I'm very familiar with urban exploring and I just wanna say you guys find some awesome spots. kep up the great work...now back to binge watching. thanks

[@justinspringstun5836]

Man, that was really enjoyable you guys have a great style awesome camera work. and those last shots out of the tower had me feeling like I was with Jack climbing the giant's bean stalk! ;D -Justin

[@Muensterlaenderin]

a incinerator is an apparatus for burning waste material, especially industrial waste, at high temperatures until it is reduced to ash. There you do not burn any corpses,that's completely nonsense

[@insidetrack2939]

Your knowledge & appreciation of architecture is an enhancement to the superior videography capture. You both get an A+

[@jimster586]

There's an abandoned high rise psych hospital here in Rochester, NY that you might find interesting. I'd love to see you guys explore it.

[@RnKAllDay]

jimster586 we will get up that way soon and that will be on our list!

[@PatriciaRodriguez-vn6cv]

What a great find! No graffiti or damage. Just natural decay. Loved this one thanks mucho. Still obsessed...pr

[@chrisrienstra3020]

am i the only person who finds it entertaining to go around doing this kind of stuff like i'm only 14 and i absolutely love this kind of stuff.

[@jagboy69]

Great explore.... No basement in that place??? From the wiki page....... More than 15,000 known autopsies were performed at St. Elizabeths between 1884 and 1982, and a collection of over 1,400 brains preserved in formaldehyde, 5,000 photographs of brains, and 100,000 slides of brain tissue was maintained by the hospital; until the collection was transferred to a museum in 1986, according to O'Meara.[23] In addition to the mental health patients buried on the campus, several hundred American Civil War soldiers are interred at St. Elizabeths as well.

[@jagboy69]

I would say by the looks of the filing cabinet in the autopsy room, the museum needs a phone call. They missed most of them.

[@RnKAllDay]

worldtraveler we were on the basement in one of the building, not much to see. We did see a door with civil war war written on it, but did not find anything good in that room.

[@hannahperry8198]

ive noticed a common/ reoccurring theme with the placement of chairs in your videos

[@froger4257]

Loved this one and the excitement of finding that theater in amist the campus of such a huge site. Great work guys.

[@RnKAllDay]

kayanddee L thanks!

[@cindywitter-h2656]

It's too bad the Danvers State Hospital isn't standing anymore. (Danvers, MA). When I was a kid we'd drive by it on the way to a relatives house and it was creepy as hell. They filmed the movie Session 9 there. You'd have loved that place!

[@carolneaves3630]

I love you guys, all your vids are always good. You explain all about what your're exploring. Keep them coming. Good job.

[@RnKAllDay]

Thank you!

[@chuckstarry4018]

Fantastic video! You two did a great job filming a beautiful, old psychiatric hospital. I sure wish all people would respect abandoned structures the way you two do...

[@elainematthews7870]

Since when are lobotomies done in a MORGUE???

[@BasedBidoof]

Man I just recently stumbled upon your videos and they're great. Keep up the cool exploration dude

[@CherylGotharticaTilbury]

Great video!! I'm an artist and I was thinking as I watched a few of your vids whether you have ever considered selling some of your still shots to artists ? They are always looking for really cool original clean shots for background and digital works etc etc. You can make some decent cash, at least enough to cover any costs you might incur.

[@RnKAllDay]

Cheryl Tilbury if someone who like to pay for our work I am always open to that. Is there any way you hook hook that up? Thanks!

[@linzimacbarbz]

You deserve so much more subs!!! I'm hooked on your videos ! Great content 👌🏻you've gained another sub x

[@jamesetheridge3487]

Sun glasses in the dark? 😕

[@tamarrajames3590]

The real power of your work lies in the images you capture. You have a really fine sense of angle, light, and proportion linked to an understanding and appreciation of architecture. You do not need the Hollywood horror film sound track to give your art impact. I'm not trying to dis your work here, on the contrary, I think your work deserves the simplicity of sound that is present in many of your other offerings. The jagged scary type backing you used here actually diminishes the raw power of the visuals by distracting this viewer, and I suspect others as well. Beautiful images, thank you. 🇨🇦

[@benchedthatpiece]

I tried this place a couple months ago and hadn't been out of the car five minutes when one of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 's finest confronted me. He suggested I leave ASAP or he would have me escorted out. LOL He was cool about it so I had no problem with him at all. Just bad luck. Nice job on this!

[@RnKAllDay]

benchedthatpiece try again, they didn't say anything to us. Thanks!

[@waggable]

Hey man I dig your videos. Lamb of God is good and what not but I had to mute it because I found the atmospheric music irritating. You get really good shots, keep up the good work. Looking forward to more vids.

[@RJL738]

A carnival next to the place? That is oddly fitting.

[@RJL738]

I know they did it to be edgy but there is something so simple yet effective about a room with nothing but a chair in it.

[@soflodoug]

wiki: More than 15,000 known autopsies were performed at St. Elizabeths from 1884 through 1982, and a collection of over 1,400 brains preserved in formaldehyde, 5,000 photographs of brains, and 100,000 slides of brain tissue was maintained by the hospital until the collection was transferred to a museum in 1986, according to O'Meara.[27] In addition to the mental health patients buried on the campus, several hundred American Civil War soldiers are interred at St. Elizabeths. Definately a human disposal site and massive disection theatre. Horrible to say the least.

[@frazzledude]

I watched this for a half hour waiting for a dial tone. I feel cheated! hehehe.....

[@gnomeoffury71]

wow i recently stumbled onto your videos they are way cool nothing like what we have here in Australia there are some way cool places there i can understand why the places locations are kept quite and not revealed otherwise all that stuff you find would disappear and it would be a shame to see it all go to waste keep up the good work

[@ryananderson8974]

Real nice! Another kick ass video! love your work!

[@teresaread8185]

Great video! That place is in such great condition, very informative. I'm thinking maybe med students probably went there for their psych rotation and part of that was witnessing many autopsies...?

[@gussygatlin3093]

This is really creepy!! These people that were the "crazy criminals" had no choice!!!!

[@compman8]

Were you able to make sense of the words on the door at 24:41? I got "beyond this door...tomorrow" but even guessing at the other words never came up with anything that made sense.Your videos are always great. Thanks! Edit: never mind. I paused it too soon before you zoomed in LOL

[@ethanshort9319]

It says, Beyond this door, one is to have hope for a better tomorrow. :)

[@barrylambert8733]

I really like this one you 2 keep it up I’m totally hooked

[@phillgreenland2390]

Cool mix of mid-1800s Colonial Revival, Victorian, and 20thC. If that's where I think it is, it was a filming location for A Few Good Men.

[@civiltrespass6407]

sick video bro !!! epic finds along with natural decay and NO tagging or massive criminal damage makes this in my view the best explore video yet from you two !! loving the peely porn going on :-) .at least the phones were placed on the receiver lol :-) 'Never stop Exploring' !! :-)

[@RnKAllDay]

psycho paul knew you would enjoy the decay in this one.

[@Mashy8722]

this looks amazing!!! location??

[@RJL738]

"This is the behavior studies area. So they did studies of behavior here."

[@thevacdude]

I liked what I saw. Thanks for the tour.

[@RJL738]

I love to see mother nature reclaim old buildings.

[@francisallen5459]

Very good review !!! and thanks for being respectful I have seen where people go into places and would be laughing joking and vandalizing stuff

[@zachw9128]

Best intro music choice by far!

[@Hellkittenn]

Love your videos. In my opinion though, ambiance is good, just a little too loud in this one and that can take away from the footage. Still though, thumbs up! Thanks for taking some to show us the details as well.

[@steuk6510]

11:56 microscope slides that's cytology and histology histopathology the stuff in filling cupboard are dyes to stain specafic samples ect blood cells. I'll explain it if you want I studied bio med sciences

[@yzrider3326]

Another great Video! Thanks for the experience....

[@RnKAllDay]

Hairygooch your welcome!!

[@maryelizabeth7351]

you guys should have had the intro music be let the bodies hit the floor..lmao

[@lisabroughton1215]

you need to do research no live person has ever been given an autopsy in that room that table is only for the deceased

[@coonhoundqueen9216]

taken it back. ashes to ashes dust to dust honor to the lives the torture the suffering.

[@RJL738]

I like that weird tripod thingy she's got.

[@carolwhittlesea7683]

Cool building Kristy and Robb

[@markduncan6690]

Take the "Shades" off! Are you under cover?

[@patsycav]

mark duncan, don't sweat the small stuff .. maybe the "shades" are for a medical problem. I've been to that rodeo.

[@andrewturner3436]

That's a training theatre. The main mortuary is probably not far away? The sort of things you're talking about would have been done in sterile operating theatres

[@patsycav]

I remember the movie with Jack Nicholson .."One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." It was a winner.

[@elizabethannferrario7113]

The Morgue your abandoned is identical to the hospital where I did my training we were made to see several autopsies,throughout our training , my old hospital has. Now been knocked down and the new hospital built on top of the old ! Nursing in my day was hands on and anatomy on real bodies donated to science.

[@chelseyroshko4945]

The incinerator wasn’t used to burn the bodies 😂😂that’s a medical waste incinerator used to burn off anything from garbage to biohazardous medical waste.

[@nannapatty110]

I really enjoyed the video. Thank you for sharing.

[@gb5uq]

Awesome video dude thanks for sharing.. Peace.

[@calvindejong4566]

0:55 LOL you should have pressed the call button and checked if it worked! 2:50 Possibly the elevator motor 8:37 I'd laugh if you tried it and it worked

[@lisashadows8233]

To all the people moaning about the lobotomies when they were in the morgue did u actually listen properly cos kirsty said the doctor that done autopsy did lobotomy but not in that part of hospital , great vid guys

[@max-gn1zj]

Nice place, really surprised to see mostly natural decay

[@joshuatranter6337]

I saw all your pictures on Instagram Kristy is an awesome photographer.

[@sharonbeckett721]

Absolutely right, compactc9. autopsies in the morgue and it looks like a teaching morgue also. Lobotomies were carried out in the operating room.

[@theblanketfortcohort7332]

Yes but without lobotomies and exploratory procedures, we wouldn't know anything about the brain. Also, wouldn't have performed lobotomies in an autopsy theater

[@virus_In_Lullaby]

damn looks like a good watch I'll get on this later :)

[@RnKAllDay]

Let us know what you think.

[@virus_In_Lullaby]

awesome loved it ...there's something about exploring hospitals that just makes one of my favourite places ...very cool

[@RnKAllDay]

Escape The Wild us too, thanks!

[@TheFassold]

the bones.... :( .... report that place, that can't be legal.

[@niawatts7622]

At 5:20 were those toe tags?!?!

[@mikebrabant4170]

Someone should have tried out the freezer or the table for a dare!!!!lol

[@MMS661]

A SLIP OF THE TONGUE A SLIT OF THE THROAT

[@clm4906]

I've wanted to explore there for a long time but heard some of the buildings were still be used for government/police was it hard to get into?

[@nickmad887]

Thanks for your good work

[@IANGirl06]

am I the only one that hears a voice say "call my mom" around 19:00?

[@annunakkk1]

15:45 It's an autopsy classroom. Maybe they taught lobotomy classes on cadavers. Not really its purpose though.

[@eddiebudsworth9179]

That morgue is insane

[@christinemarks7814]

What is that horrible noise in the background? Needs to go.

[@rifletwist]

You can count me out.

[@skymeadow7762]

Love the opening music🤘

[@Seannyg88sComputerRepair]

anyone else think bioshock when they see this

[@Kevin83184]

yeeeea buddy! nice video!

[@RnKAllDay]

Kevin Hickey thanks!

[@QueenNile]

I've been in a place like this in Queen Village in NY....we were shooting a movie.

[@jeannettewatts9557]

Rukia Niles n

[@cindyh8841]

Just found and subscribed to your channel. Great videos! :)

[@youssef-azza]

Great Exploring love it .

[@RnKAllDay]

Youssef Azza thanks!

[@yllohgineok]

Homeless need a place too....They are what you think they are....

[@steuk6510]

I live in UK we have white filters on our respirators USA ones are purple or blue where do you get your ones from as I collect stuff there pr3r filters on your respirators

[@steuk6510]

I've done dark sciences before I live with my mum my dad sadly died on August 7 I was gaven all upstairs for my sciences even my mum doesn't no what happens in my labs

[@toyotacorolla2395]

Did you all go to the morgue ☠️☠️☠️

[@steuk6510]

We have an incinerator on site hear to get rid off biohazard waste

[@joasveenstra2495]

Love the intro

[@RnKAllDay]

Joas Veenstra thanks!

[@TheRhNegative]

Really Really? Really really? Like, Really?

[@monikatrimarchi6092]

How can u even see anything in the dark with your shades on?

[@pittop20]

is this in the main building or the side bulidings?

[@extremewrestlingorganizati4223]

Cool find... but the commentary about lobotomies is a turn off. The theater was used to teach medical students. Every med school has several

[@lindaconner2133]

Your music was to loud.. otherwise great video !!!