Scene of nation's worst prison riot open to public

[@Baseshocks]

This is fucking sick but that guard is only doing what he is told to do give tours of the prison... Why the fuck would a murder spree be glorified and that prison be kept open for tours?

[@whynot828]

Maybe it's done to remind people to not repeat sins of the past

[@patrickprince5734]

I worked in medical when the old main closed. It was one hell of a place to work everyday was a adventure and the officers there were amazing. Its sad to see what the old main has become. It was truly a scary place.

[@VredesStall]

No. It's were an inmate was set on fire and burned to death.

[@rebeccaprimeau]

if you have never lived on that side of the fence there's no way you can understand. if you can't understand it's pointless to judge.

[@joshfierro5695]

Huh? So I assume if one has never struggled with urges to rape young children, it's "pointless to judge" those who do? Your logic makes no sense. I'm guessing you're related to one of the socipaths who murdered all of those poor Cell Block 4 prisoners, and tortured/raped the guards? SHAME ON YOU. That you're a Liberal is a given: it's all about the criminals with you people, never about their victims. Honestly, how do you live with yourself?

[@brookeasaurusrex14]

The blotch at 2:11 is burn marks from where they burned people.

[@MrLogicTroll]

No such thing as ghosts. It's called a stain.

[@some1449]

Lmao I'm here from "orange is the black "

[@mylesinayat6586]

*Horrifying death happens* American Government: That's a new source of income!

[@beavis8167]

CAMP HILL PENNSYLVANIA HAD A 3 DAY BAD ASS RIOT ITS ON KZbin CHECK IT OUT

[@jaredjenkins8738]

Who’s there name

[@rbermea]

It's a haunted prison. You could hear voices in there.

[@actionjackson8439]

Did you do time there or know someone who did?

[@choptanktuxent2]

Did they riot just for the heck of it? Or was it a protest of the authorities like Attica?

[@Deetv83]

John Laszek There's a whole story of how it happened. To make a long story short, it was a long gradual decline in prison conditions over the years leading up to the riot, such as overcrowding, abuse by staff, and squalid conditions (as with most prison riots) and the cancellation of educational/work programs for the inmates. Then the prison authorities decided to try to root out problem inmates by labeling each of the prisoners as "snitches", making them suspicious of each other. And it was a dormitory, so many of the inmates were together all the time, which increased the danger. It was a ticking time bomb waiting to go off, basically.

[@otischandler2613]

i was there on cell block 3 cell number 29 and it happened because they treated people like animal so long they became animals..str8 up

[@mikehockhertz5329]

All they wanted was some green jello for dessert with dinner,

[@whynot828]

Whatever

[@rick6393]

Is the blotch on the floor at 2:11 a type of ghost ?

[@patrickprince5734]

no it is the outline of a inmate who was burned so hot he melted into the concrete. the brutality that happened in that cell block was unreal.

[@ianarchibald1423]

@@patrickprince5734 I watched one documentary that said that that particular prisoner was a child molester.

[@jaredjenkins8738]

My unc Leroy

[@MrLogicTroll]

U mad bro?