Knew I Shouldn't Have Come Here | ABANDONED After HORRIFIC Treatment - Sad Discovery

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[@junemoonchild69]

Note to Self: Just watched the first 10 minutes, I would grab hold of all those documents left behind, and transcribe them, they are over 100 years old and belong in the Public Domain, you could get volunteers to do the transcription work and publish the documents online!! Think about it, if I was there, I would do it myself. ❤

[@annabellelee4535]

I would help as well.

[@junemoonchild69]

@@annabellelee4535 I am going to try direct messaging (him) and see what can be done. :D

[@JB-xn6sf]

I was thinking similar. This is historical information.

[@junemoonchild69]

Still no word back...I dm'ed on Instagram 3 days ago. I could try asking Adam Mark Explores. He's familiar with me and a friend of this channel. I will keep you posted! ☺

[@samholt4139]

Thats cool good idea

[@carolali8851]

It seems to me that places like Ancestry would love to have those records to help anyone that's trying to follow their family tree and can't find out what happened to dear old Aunt Edna. The Government also keeps track of that type of thing. It is absolutely appalling that they want to build on that property, it's sickening.

[@lindatimmons3675]

I totally agree as it can does and would help a genealogy tracer learn about potential illnesses that are hereditary. And some one can have a gene for something that may come about every x amount of years and you could carry that gene that may show up in your children or grandchildren.

[@carolali8851]

@@lindatimmons3675 You make a couple of good points that I hadn't thought of. Thank you.

[@ChristineGriffin-v1f]

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[@leetanasa9255]

Absolutely do a night vigil, my heart breaks for those unjustly put in here 😢

[@florawest9333]

@@leetanasa9255I agree!! Please do a night visit and I want to see that video. I love your explores !! I Love you guys be careful when exploring 🙏🏻🥰♥️

[@millguygarage4875]

They really need to open these places back up in the US. There are a LOT of people that SHOULDN’T be on the streets & in public ! But we’re too busy giving our almost worthless currency to the world

[@spilltheteaalloverme8810]

Those in charge are making lots of $$ off homeless,why would they do that?

[@lareeseblaque8303]

Ronald Reagan closed all of them to save money. UNBELIEVABLE.

[@lindatimmons3675]

​@@spilltheteaalloverme8810...... You are right on that.

[@annabellelee4535]

@@lareeseblaque8303 No, the ACLU brought a lawsuit against the government which resulted in the mentally ill gaining all US rights and freedoms. When mental institution commitments became mostly voluntary, most people wouldn't volunteer so they were closed due to lack of patients.

[@davidwayne5152]

You should be in an asylum

[@dianaboyd7415]

Oh David - what a great video, so sad, so creepy. The woman put in there while pregnant with her 6th child, I wonder what happened to the child. Why would people mistreat others that they should be caring for? Must be like the Nazi’s death camps, you couldn’t possibly have a conscious to work there. Or you did what you did just to survive. The poor children, no one to care, read stories, cuddle & snuggle them. I could have sat all day reading those patient records of why there were sent there. David, you are amazing & caring and the perfect person to take us on these journeys. Thank you so much, and as always, stay safe❤

[@cynthialahti-wong1800]

Such a sad testimony to humankind!! When you can get committed for disagreeing with some who has sworn to honor you in sickness and health. Breaks my heart😪

[@stephyc.992]

I can only imagine how horrible it would be to be left in one of these places. Total nightmare. Thanks for taking us on this explore!❤

[@dawnkurtz9541]

What happened to the remaining patients 9 years ago, I wonder? These places were horrific.

[@OttoChenault]

Most were released to the streets,families,and jails are today full of mentally I’ll. Sad.

[@gardenartbytraysea]

Wow, what a video. Very disturbing. On a positive note, the architecture is absolutely beautiful. I too wish they would donate the supplies and furniture to places in need. Same with the beautiful wood trim, doors and windows. If it’s going to be left to rot, let someone who appreciates it use it. ❤❤❤

[@aicmeachcailin3417]

The mental health department continues to treat patients in the newly built hospital next door to this building.

[@nelliesfarm8473]

My father spent most of his life at a facility like this in the now former Toledo Mental Health Facility , located in Toledo, Ohio . it was also a massive Victorian complex , filled with the horrors of mental illness , neglect , amid a crumbling building. He had schizophrenia.

[@kristinechilds6035]

You should watch the video about what they found in Ohio area from the news papers of the 1800’s. ‘The Archivistw/analog” has stories about the finding that were made in all our states, Ohio was one of the authors favorites, Ben is his name.

[@angelinabarton1833]

Dav u have 2 go back there mate and do a night so very sad what went on in them places .my heart goes out 2 all of the poor people 😢😢😢❤😊

[@Cindy-luvjpfe]

This is a beautiful place with a horrible past it's a shame how they treated humans back in the day. Thank you Dave for bringing this to our attention. I really think you should do a night time explore to give these poor souls a voice or to tell their store. I can't believe that they removed all those crosses and are planning to build where those poor people remains are, there's no way I'd want anything built on that land. Thanks again Dave and I hope you get to go back here again. Take care.

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

Some prisons were just as bad.I went to a prison cemetery in the US and before going through the gate you get a for oding feeling .Some were killed by guards .A prisoner that got out told about the cemetery,inmates buried at night and also legs cut off to fit in the boxes they were buried in.Literally hundreds are buried there.The cruelty of man is beyond imagination.🇺🇸❤️

[@tonymeads4693]

Thanks for bringing the obscenity of such places as this to light. To leave the records just thrown in heaps is disrespectful. It doesn't matter that it was a hundred years ago, each one was a person and should be respected. Even worse is the fact that the graves have any identification removed and houses to be built on them.The last vestiges of human beings lives stripped away from them.

[@CrowCaw22]

The World needs more of the compassion you show. It’s a comfort to hear your thoughts and ideas. You are a loving Soul. Peace💕

[@ChristineHerrington-cv1kg]

I very much think Dave is an empath or indigo child , he gets emotional on the vibes of the buildings.🤗

[@DianeSmith67]

i agree Dave made me really emotional as well, how could they put people in there for no reason, or a stupid reason just because, id like to see you go back for sure

[@VNanayakkara]

This is still relevant to Sri Lanka, only difference is we’ve put all the “ Real Dangerous Lunatics” in the parliaments and they are driving the rest of the country crazy.

[@Lauriescaglione210]

This is tragic!! They were forgotten in life and in death.😢

[@susanthompson2188]

Thank you for sharing, these poor patients, and disgusting that even their records are still there. just forgotten!!!

[@cecoya]

It is amazing that this place was still open until 9 years ago. I wonder why they removed all the markers in the field and who told them to do that. All those records need to be put some place safe and maybe one day their family will find them. This hospital is depressing for what they did here. The poor people that were here and never went home for whatever reason. A sad situation that they now want to build on the property what will happen to the ones staying there forever? Thanks for sharing Dave, have a great day and safe travels

[@juliegallagher6210]

That's heart breaking Dave, imagine what they suffered is unbelievable x

[@pipperywhippetsnippe]

i would love to see the records spared and saved,the stories they could tell of those peoples lives and suffering. this is actual peoples lives

[@taramaloney9501]

The statue is called The Child of Prague - but it has a cultural tradition of being put outside under the hedge The night before a wedding in the family, for a good dry day 😅 you need all the help you can get in Ireland for a dry day ! Its especially lucky if the statue has lost its head along the way, and the ball it holds. Great explore Dave 👌

[@amandarowell4932]

This is a great explore. So sad to think what people were subjected too once they were committed. Stay safe.

[@juliaferraro2599]

So sad to think that people are so uncaring as to just rip out the crosses and discard the information as if the people buried there were not worthy!! We humans can sometimes be the worst animals on the planet!! May God Bless each and every person who had the misfortune to enter those walls, and God Bless you Dave for trying to bring some sanity and truth to these institutions. 🙏🙏💛

[@MAC06141]

Hi Dave sending my love ❤from Western Australia 🇦🇺 it was a great insight very sad …I could see the pain in your eyes at the end …made me sad to see you like that ..take care & safe travels ❤

[@AWE83]

Thanks so much

[@tennewsome3714]

As someone who worked in a mental hospital, I can say patient abuse was never allowed. There were plenty of dangerous patients who attacked the staff. It is heartbreaking to think people could just dump unwanted family there. I love the accents from all of you. Happy exploring!

[@amymegginson-uz7jj]

My grandmother was locked up by her husband and siblings, a dr and a lawyer. We never knew where she was or anything about her.

[@CherylChambers-cg8ww]

Abuse happens in EVERY mental hospital so stop lying.

[@annabellelee4535]

@@CherylChambers-cg8ww Why would you think that?

[@mariannedekock7996]

Wish the government could clean it up so that it can housing the homeless people living on the streets.

[@AWE83]

I believe there is talk of this from the HSE

[@sue_rose1970]

I so agree. Sad these places are let to rot

[@tonyakeldsen1782]

It cannot just be free free free to them and there must be rules to abide while residing there. They need to have some form of job or something to give them personal worth or the a avenues to better themselves , otherwise you just have drug and alcohol fueled criminals all gathered in large numbers . And then they finish destroying this beautiful place .most of the homeless are not well intentioned people looking to be productive members of society or law abiding citizens

[@charrie8549]

Yes Please. Would love to see you do a paranormal investigation at this place.

[@AWE83]

It's happening cc

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

These places were atrocious,people who had epilepsy, seizures, and. depression were committed,as well,and some of the stories that patients told later were unreal horrible ,they were out with killers,and women were ending up pregnant.Some of these places were as bad as Hitler's death camps You did a great job Dave of exploring this place..IWe have some of these places in the US,sad but true.rake care of you.👍❤️🇺🇸

[@AWE83]

Thanks for your comment gayle

[@leannageyer943]

So true!! The abuse of women and children was atrocious. Abuse on steroids. Families didn’t want the children born there, many blamed the women for getting pregnant. This place just screams Jimmy Savile who r*ped many women and children in these facilities. He was a good friend of The King of England now. Princess Diana was repulsed by Jimmy Savile.

[@CarmenRodriguez-xm1dw]

😢so sad. How lonely they felt.😢

[@conradjones3376]

Go on Dave would love you to go back & do a night explore at this asylum.

[@princesstippytoes3]

Hey there I’m loving your Irish ☘️ explores … also love the thoughtful caring respectful way you go into the history … Thank you 🙏 ♥️💙🩷 xxxx

[@azspiritchaser]

Cascara : The dried bark of cascara was used as a laxative in folk medicine by the indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest, and later worldwide in conventional medicines until 2002.

[@lesliemclinden3213]

You can still purchase it in the US as a supplement at health food stores for the same purpose. Pretty efficient, too.

[@margaretconnery7422]

My goodness it must have been horrible to be thrown into this type of place and abandoned. Brilliant explore Dave ,it was very interesting. Kudos if you do come back and spend the night there 😮.The photos made my stomach churn ,thinking of these people and how they spent their last day's. 🍂🍁 It would be awesome if you could go back in time and spend a day there for the ambiance, noises and screaming.Xxx

[@melissaward9031]

Dave, I want to say that I love the compassion you have for others! So refreshing to see someone who genuinely cares.

[@LoraineRoberts-n8g]

This video was so sad but what went on year’s ago is heartbreaking 😢 can’t believe that there are lots of documents still lying around this hospital 😢 lost souls totally misunderstood why was it so easy to have someone committed 😡😢😢

[@donnachristakakis8232]

Thanks for an amazing video of the asylum poor mental illness patients definitely treatments and electric shock and medication and records it gives you the shivers how family members were left behind its so sad loved the location and tour thanks Dave and team it took me back in time poor things ❤

[@azspiritchaser]

Night time visit! YES!

[@josinnott1049]

What a fantastic explore from you Dave...full of info too.such sad stories of how people ended up there that should never have been in there.Youve highlighted their plight and the history here with so much compassion you deserve this video to be made into a documentary on national tv.

[@jemmahill4369]

What an incredible looking building and so sad how the patients were treated here. It's scary to think that after how my life has been over the last 12 months, 100 years ago, I'd have been admitted somewhere like here. Thank you for another amazing video Dave ❤ x

[@AWE83]

Thanks Jemma ❤️

[@jemmahill4369]

@@AWE83 you're welcome Dave, keep up the amazing work ❤️ x

[@florawest9333]

I was thinking the same thing. I have epilepsy and the older I get the worse my seizures are and I have multiple kinds of seizures that the doctors don’t understand!! I went to the emergency room one night almost a year ago and I can hear and I can see when I am in seizures but I can’t speak. I saw and heard the doctors in a small group in the emergency room one of them was saying “ I don’t believe she’s having seizures!!” I have had them since I was 9 years old and I am 76 now, I think I know when I am having a seizure and it’s been documented by neurologists that I am an epileptic !!!!!!

[@Shotgun-rider]

That wasn't no hospital that was a insane asylum. We have them here in the states. Most of them have all closed. But they say there very haunted. I've seen many videos from paranormal investigations on here from those asylums. It's sad how those people were so mistreated in those places

[@Sandra-ok3dh]

What a place of despair and sadness😢

[@justcurious3514]

Love your videos. Havent missed one in years. Such good adventures every time! I love that you take the time to read their committal papers. Youre a sweetheart. Aww...Made me tear up at 20:32, Dave youre always so thoughtful. Thanks for your hard work and sharing your adventures.

[@AWE83]

Thank you xx

[@jamesluke6603]

I enjoyed watching your video. Thank you for sharing this.

[@heathermurray9939]

Mental health people struggle to get help, & to get admitted to the local hospital, some have to be transferred 300 miles away, so families struggle to visit

[@debbiestoyles1141]

Wow, huge place

[@alexandracraig5506]

Love your explores!!! Beautiful building with sad purpose.

[@isabelfaye3052]

❤❤thanks for sharing this. Part of history we don’t know. It’s dark, history’s. Sad

[@lisaturner3130]

A very sad and moving video Dave. Its disgusting how people with disabilities and illness are treated then and now. Iam sorry l can't say anything else its really upset me xx

[@sarahintheuk5928]

Is there a glitch in the matrix or did part of the video repeat? Very interesting location though. Sad that this happened but brilliant that you have shone a light on this subject. Definitely return with the paranormal detection equipment. Love ya ❤

[@annsmith4739]

I wouldn’t want to buy a property their ,that as terrible,thanks Dave for this very different episode take care lv Ann ❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧

[@gillhughes8785]

Absolutely beautiful building, inside and out..its important we learn from darkness of the past 💔. Those admittance documents tho'...I want to read every single one of them..and digitise them so people could research family and history..i love doing this it is so interesting.

[@marilynkarriker4514]

Late again but the excitement is a high for me ❤

[@aligirl5089]

Thank you for sharing this with us. It's sad 😢 and horrible what happened there!!! It lets us know bad the government is!¡!! To allow places like these to operate in such a horrible manner!!!! They should have been shut down a lot sooner than it was. I agree that all those records taking care of properly and not left behind there!! What did happen to the people who were there when it was closed? Thank you so much for sharing these abandoned places with us 😊 . Stay safe always!!!!!!

[@sarahsaul9177]

We have so many homeless and struggling people why not turn something that was horrible into something good and make it a place for them x

[@lindatimmons3675]

Because the wrong kind of people would be in charge and the people still probably would not get the assistant they need to help them be a better citizen.

[@tigerlillybell75]

Good luck with your weight loss. I am having to do the same thing. My General Practitioner M.D. told me the dietary formula for losing weight: 1) until you get your weight down to below 40 lbs over weight, do not eat any saturated fat, not even saturated fat in olive oil, avocado, etc. Find a butter substitute, etc. 2) Stop eating complex carbs (list too long here, but you can google what they are. 3) Stop eating sweets of any kind and all sugars including honey, etc. Except for Stevia and Malitol, restrict sugar substitutes to 2 servings a day. 4) Stop alcohol. Once you get your weight down to below obesity level (40 lbs overweight), you can add back in a SMALL amount of these. I always enjoy your posts and will be following you in your efforts with your diet that has worked for you in the past! I'm not a vegatarian, either.

[@jessierob97]

SWEAR AWAY! LOVE YOUR PASSION. JUST NEED Mr Country Roads” back!

[@angeladetrizio9522]

Love your new videos. Love your channel. Very scary. ❤❤❤❤

[@henkusholtkamp7584]

Thank you for this nice video🙂👌🍀

[@screwthecabal6453]

Those cast iron garden benches are worth about 600 a piece.

[@Pellegrineanita]

I would've definitely be committed with depression and lack of self esteem and anger xx

[@marilynkarriker4514]

Superb video Dave 🎉

[@AWE83]

Many thanks!

[@heathermurray9939]

Children with disabilities where put in mental health hospital as the parents could not cope, also it would bring shame on the families.

[@Mmmhrmm]

Yes to the overnights!! Would be interesting but be safe!

[@gardenartbytraysea]

Wow, what a video. Very disturbing. On a positive note, the architecture is absolutely beautiful. I too wish they would donate the supplies and furniture to places in need. Same with the beautiful wood trim, doors and windows. If it’s going to be left to rot, let someone who appreciates it use it. ❤❤❤

[@colinwilkinson5450]

Great explore bud nice one but very sad to

[@0101tuber]

Back then one did not engage in threats or excessive whinging. Someone asks how you are, "Never better, Mate!"

[@AudreyGraves-zo6jp]

This place will make you cry it’s so sad to think a lot of those people probably didn’t deserve being it that place. Family’s abandoned them what a shame. Heart touching. Thank you Dave. God bless and stay safe. Xxx

[@joycespetrini2204]

Leave the ladies at home, love the explores 😊

[@AWE83]

I know but when in Ireland I meet my besties xx

[@heathermurray9939]

In 2000, a policy was put in place " closer to home " returning people back in the community with support living. Some people had been in mental health hospital since they were young due to disabilities

[@maryannesmith1392]

Thanks for the video, just so very sad…..the empathy u show tells us what sort of person u are….kind, caring….

[@AWE83]

I appreciate that

[@marilynkornelsen5734]

I'm surprised that they didn't get charged for breaking (phia) with all those documents laying there out in Canada it's 5 years in prison and $30.000 fine

[@lindatimmons3675]

All of those documents are over 100 yrs. But they still should be put in an archive or sent to ancestry or my heritage or the latter day saints .....somewhere and be made public since all the people are most likely dead.

[@vanessacallahan3515]

Why do asylums always have such spooky architecture? Not bright and colorful, but gothic and dark.

[@lindatimmons3675]

Probably to help keep the people subdued. Gloomy means they are gonna be afraid of something bad happening if they don't comply.

[@barbaraadmans2256]

Thanks Dave for the video, very sad place. Yes go back at night but be safe.x

[@desertrose6100]

Great episode ❤ So heartbreaking and sad

[@Krankenschwester1]

All those records should be in a History Museum. Such disrespect for privacy. No observation of HIPPA. They literally got away with this abuse. Glad they are finally out of business. Cascara is a laxative. Hints of the old stuff adds to the nostalgia of this place. Like those old fire safe wall plaques and the outside of the building. Gives off some old time vibes. Love it. Home COVID tests are expensive now. Treating it like the flu in the U.S.A.. Glad I saved a lot when they were free. 😄 The cemetery is an atrocity and it's a crime to remove the markers and the record of location of graves. The fact they are talking about developing the land. How is that even LEGAL?? Thanks for the great explore.

[@Pellegrineanita]

Nice little tune there on the piano xx

[@heathermurray9939]

A paranormal activity in the grounds where all the people are buried

[@robertakaiser9631]

Thats devastating for the victims

[@alisonbailey2636]

Its made me angry to think that some poor women were cheated ended up here. I know what its like having no family I spent most of last year in hospital with no one to visit. I know how lonely and upset they must have been

[@sandym8787]

So sorry , kinda in the same situation , but my pets keep me going , best wishes ...

[@KsMeMoTn]

The little statue at around 28:23 is The Infant Jesus of Prague.

[@KrystynaKaczynski]

Be safe!

[@sueneilen4526]

Great video very informative

[@sweeky6855]

I believe the cascara sagrada was used as a laxative, its still around today

[@janealivekickin5302]

A lot of these people end up homeless on the streets self-medicating on drugs today. Although there were abuses of power, most patients needed care and stability.

[@songoku9348]

Awesome Dave. Creepy place

[@almaticer3737]

Thats a sad and interesting place thanks for sharing

[@AWE83]

Very welcome

[@marybethmooney7490]

A real disgrace 😢 I’d love to see a paranormal visit!

[@AWE83]

Uts going ti happen x

[@marybethmooney7490]

@@AWE83 AWESOME!!!

[@conniejohnson290]

I worked with alot of mental health patients. Usually the abuse you had to watch out for came from the patients. You really had to watch your back. One of my coworkers has just came back to work, from having back surgery. His patient grabbed ahold of him and was bouncing him up and down. I finally got the patient to let my coworker go. Nobody else could calm him down. I don't mess those day's. Lol

[@philippacrowe8499]

@conniejohnson290 yes that side does get forgotten also

[@leannageyer943]

Those “rich” families dumped people in these facilities. Never explaining where the person went. Like a human trash dump. So they were not embarrassed at all.

[@tammygarner2259]

hi Dave and guys good to see you nice video hope you guys be safe out there 🙏🙏🙏🙏 so please be careful it is good to hear about the story of the place this is so sad hope to see you soon with Mark I look forward to watching your videos you are so amazing and you do a great job on your videos you are funny sometimes this looks a little spooky and creepy 😱😱 much ❤️ to you guys thanks for sharing

[@nigelstringerNVS]

Great explore, yes please stop one night, it was a show they treated people but it does still go on today in parts.

[@allanjames4795]

Night session!!!👏👏👏🪽🪽🪽😂🤦‍♂️

[@letapearson5304]

Now those people live under bridges and camps in the woods😢

[@clarkbroege2429]

Nothing like exploring an old haunted asylum to completely leave some skid marks in your shorts!

[@fruitypie3219]

It looks frightening, thank you for showing us, pls stay safe ❤

[@VictoriaGriggs-df1dq]

We live in a cruel world If I am to die for simply living then I hope heaven is kinder than man

[@lindatimmons3675]

It will be that's a promise from GOD and Jesus Christ.

[@dereknewton7406]

Another great video from the great world Explorer I love you channel its unbelievable how people can treat others

[@AWE83]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@elainetalling1797]

Would love you to stay there with Mark..

[@petergrinnell2500]

All that old paper work should not still be there? It's not on its peoples information and wat you said about the old grave yard they going to build new houses on is just wrong don't matter how old they are so wat they going to do when they dig up bones? But shame the building is abandoned for years but good explore again

[@tinaprentice2136]

Brilliant video Dave what a creepy and sad place

[@gini2638]

Cascara is used for a laxative.