The Disturbing History of Hotel Henry (Former Asylum)

[@Nexpo]

mom come pick me up im scared

[@balloony9497]

lol

[@Kt-hp7cv]

Omg nexpo! Love your vids

[@Snorplicus]

Your videos are cool 👌😳👍

[@-unodgy-1317]

Ironic how I was just watching your videos pffft

[@saxert]

collab please!!

[@madladam]

My man goes back to the hotel after losing footage. Respect.

[@ilyabi5288]

Yup. That's why I subbed 😎

[@Stoned2daBone-r4g]

LOSING

[@claudiavenus952]

He is lying...

[@ilyabi5288]

@@claudiavenus952 how do you know?

[@goochencore4128]

@@claudiavenus952 you have proof?

[@downrightannoying3922]

"don't speak" made me so sad. If it was a spirit, it mightve been trying to warn them because in the past the patients were punished for speaking.

[@Joanna-tt2nf]

Omg i didnt think of that thats so sad omfg

[@rai1578]

That was my first thought as well. It didn't sound like an angry whisper, but more of a hushed panicked whisper. Like a warning.

[@downrightannoying3922]

@Medroff omg that's so mean but hilarious! hahah

[@rai1578]

@Medroff While thats really sad and kind of disappointing, admittedly, that's a damn clever marketing scheme.

[@captainroast5889]

I heard, 'Can we speak'

[@lemr88]

So sad that such amazing architecture was used in an inhumane and disgusting way. Most of these places were almost completely self sustaining, with their own water towers, farming and manufacturing. It was quite amazing how complex it all was. It could have been used for so much good.

[@webbess1]

Well...now it's a hotel.

[@vampire9545]

More like turned into rather than "used"

[@olympia5758]

It's a shame that we don't build like this anymore. Buildings today are bland. Architecture has really gone downhill.

[@Byoo__]

@@olympia5758 So true

[@Reeeeeeekkkkkkkttttttt]

@@olympia5758 it’s sadly because of costs now it is what it is buildings back then were much cheaper to manufacture maybe took 10x as long but nowhere near as expensive as today because inflation 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@alphabeta2054]

Ghost: trying to take a shit in the bathroom Nick: this is your last chance to make your presence known

[@alexsullivan2957]

I literally LOL'dd thx

[@aniketshad]

😂😂

[@cbz5283]

Ghosts don't shit. They fart.

[@moatasemkassab4517]

@@cbz5283 Ghosts fart ghostpoo

[@moon_wei]

Chill mate I'm casper I just wanna take a shit

[@approximated_nerd]

Those ghosts must be hella offended. I don’t blame ‘em either. I mean, imagine dying in depressing conditions, basically abandoned by your family because of something you cant control, and being forced to wander inside of the place you hated more than anything in your life, and then like a 100 years later, its a freaking hotel. Bruh.

[@knightstormbringer]

I dunno. If I were a ghost who had to wander my place of death for all eternity, id be quite happy they've upgraded the place and made it less depressing.

[@SacredWaves]

@@knightstormbringer That was my comment. If I died in a hellish place, I would be happy they no longer ran the place as a torture barn. 🤷

[@duckyoperator5246]

Leave it at 333

[@RainyDays2790]

dude im offended for them. the hell man?? at least turn it into a museum or something. "hey you know that mason where hundreds of people were lobotomized, tourturted, left to rot in their own filth and bisected like rats in a science class?? we should let rich assholes sleep there," what a perfect picture of capitalizam

[@approximated_nerd]

@@knightstormbringer Honestly you might be right. Its far, far better than it used to be. But at the same time, it’s also so much more than what it previously was, being the embodiment of what could have been for those poor mistreated souls.

[@edgeIord]

As someone who has spent time in a psychiatric facility, it really bums me out to hear what ended up happening to this place. I can 100% confirm that fresh air, natural sunlight and pleasant, non-brutalistic architecture actually did wonders for my mental health. If anything, I'm sort of happy it turned into a luxury hotel. Maybe with more renovations it could become a genuinely nice place.

[@busybird7149]

lol lucky you

[@polverine7491]

I think no matter how much you renovate the place it won’t be enough to hide its dark past :/

[@diyeragae]

​@@polverine7491personally, i don't think one should ever hide such dark pasts. The reason we learn history is because humans tend to repeat the past. Keeping history in mind allows us to see the signs and steer to a better direction than unintentionally going the same way our ancestors did. Granted, things are better now but cruelty will always exist so keeping history and learning will always remind us that we can go even better than what he have now. On the other hand, despite it's history being dark, the renewal could be viewed as a symbol of things finally being better. Back then, they had something nice go down bad. But now, we enjoy the reversal of that. Also, if there really are ghosts of dead people, i think that they haunt not because they want to scare but because they don't want to be forgotten.

[@ajt141]

Nick, thank you for posting this. My great grandmother was a patient at this hospital for 50 years and is buried in an unmarked grave somewhere on the grounds. Like you, I have always been spiritually attached to this building.

[@DiamondCreeperNL]

50 years ago: You're left handed? You're mentally ill. Now: You have crippling depression? Ah same, but we'll be fine

[@noblenormie1179]

Your Hero people with depression ? Beat em up

[@njones420]

@@noblenormie1179 I'll smack you happy...

[@smoot9069]

Fr, back then, having slight anxiety landed you in places like these

[@skateboards.]

lol im left handed and 50 years ago logic i was ill??

[@DiamondCreeperNL]

@@skateboards. I'm left handed as well, so we would probably be there together xd

[@k.2682]

as a schizophrenic im so glad I live in this day and age. Treatments today are still dehumanising and take a massive toll on both body and psyche but I don't even wanna IMAGINE having to be tossed in one of those asylums.

[@dave_riots]

When my great grandpa was a young man, he was put into an asylum because of his schizophrenia. He told us about the insanely painful "treatments" he had gone through, all of which have left him with mental scars, and some that left him with physical scars that had to be concealed with makeup. Those places were most likely designed to kill those with mental or physical disorders and disabilities, not treat them. People with mental disorders and physical disabilities were really seen as stains on society back then, it's crazy and depressing.

[@gayarab53]

@@dave_riots times are horrible man sorry a member of your family had to go through that 🙏🙏

[@k.2682]

@@dave_riots Thank you for sharing, I'm sorry to hear about your great grandpa. I totally agree the mentally ill, especially schizophrenics were seen as stains and that's just god awful, it's not like developing mental illness is a choice.

[@dave_riots]

@@k.2682 Thank you for reading and responding, I hope you're doing well! Yes I agree, any and all disorders or disabilities doesn't make anyone any less a person, nor can they be at fault for them. Punishing people for things they have no control over is wrong.

[@rosekennedy8397]

You can still be tossed and left in an asylum, they just call them “psych wards” now, but they’re really not much more humane.

[@happymadface6691]

Who the hell looked at a creepy abandoned -possibly haunted- mental asylum from the 1800s and said *"ah yes, luxury hotel"*

[@singularityraptor4022]

Basically people like Mr.Krabs.

[@RedPaganNetwork]

​@@singularityraptor4022 @HappyMad Face Reporter: "What inspired you to convert this historic mental institution into a Hotel?" Hotel Owner: "Money!"

[@dweebingdailey5795]

_MM YES LUXURY, MUCH FANCE_

[@wareforcoin5780]

To be fair, the architecture of the place is beautiful.

[@singularityraptor4022]

@@wareforcoin5780 True. Would have been great as a museum + a training/awareness centre for mental health. But no someone looked at all the history and thought pReMiUm hoTeL

[@danbetts7990]

As a maintenance man, I don't want to deflate everyone's fun but those sounds are mostly likely pipes or ventilation ducts

[@mk71618]

Can pipes/ducts explain all the "whispers" as well?

[@danbetts7990]

@mk71618 yes in a odd way

[@GunslingerRose]

@@mk71618yeah some people hear voices or their name called when the water is running so yeah

[@just.silly_jb]

Nick, with suspense and tension: “And tonight... we’ll be staying there.” KZbin ads: YOUR HONDA DEALER IS OPEN AND READY FOR SALES! COME GET A HONDA TODAY

[@fantasii2802]

Mine was a stupid Trump ad

[@marycruzship5652]

Would have been funnier if it was a trivago ad

[@purllow]

Or just turn on ad block 😏

[@oganesson7281]

Mine was tiktok

[@fantasii2802]

@Ray Brudbary gald he did

[@CharlesFreck]

Staff members, with the only two guests in the hotel. "Time to scare these dudes"

[@bazookajane]

They absolutely do this. I live down the street from it 😂

[@prerna5581]

Plot twist: the hotel staff makes thuds and noises to improve their business through paranormal controversies.

[@chipmunkgarcia]

Literally was thinking the same thing 😅😅

[@dowbailey6033]

And they’re good at hiding

[@oiwhathefuck]

A hotel where I live had that work exactly the opposite way. The customers would make strange sounds at 2 am to creep everyone else out and the staff would get so shit scared that most just stayed for a day to a week max. They'd give interviews and stuff and then spook enthusiasts would come there and do the same stuff again.

[@elizabethdrexler5589]

Was thinking the SAME thing yes!! They make more money that way..

[@AMiniki]

Yeah. Honestly I would appreciate it, give the people what they want 😂

[@sevenonesicks]

As someone that is on the current revitalization and restoration project in this building, I must say absolutely everything about this complex is mind blowing , there is no shortage of sketch, from the tunnels to the top floors, it is magnificently spooky.

[@mk71618]

Is the revitalization project done now? What's the craziest thing you ended up seeing in there?

[@laneeacannon1450]

Ah yes, old world architecture. I can't believe people people actually believe that the same folks building shacks and getting around in horse and buggies, also built these magnificent structures. Absolutely no thought in making up believable construction stories either. All the same. Copy/paste. Found(ed) indeed.

[@bigshow3437]

I feel like Nick deserves 1 mill he's very entertaining

[@Kegues]

Chung

[@jgkky776]

us

[@atmywhitson]

I second that! Love me some Mr. Crowley! 🖤

[@mdog86]

Him and Nexpo seriously need to collab on something, Nexpo did shout him out on twitter so maybe it's possible.

[@mdog86]

Oh shit, he commented down below lol. Yea collab is for sure happening!

[@tomaylward866]

You can tell Nick has a deep respect for the buildings history and is trying to be as respectful as possible

[@mickeymousewithouttheclubh6584]

Oh 100%

[@cw9731]

Oh yeah, like reaching up trying to open that floating wooden door outside? The knob could’ve fallen off, or the door itself. Didn’t seem all that respectful to me lol.

[@allylabar21]

Especially for the people as well

[@allylabar21]

@@cw9731 because you wouldn't be the slightest bit curiosity especially since he got permission to Explore. I don't think he was being disrespectful in the slightest.

[@cw9731]

@@allylabar21 I know better than to get handsy under the given permission of someone else’s property. But that’s besides the point, my response is fully directed at the original comment. It felt completely opposite to what I was thinking watching the video.

[@Glaiket]

Women were put in these places for decades if they disclosed sexual abuse, or stood up to men. My great aunt was placed in one because she left her husband who beat her in her 40s. She was given ECT and although I didn't meet her until she was in her 60s, she seemed in a daze most of the time and never smiled. My grandmother (whom she raised) said she was a smart and vivacious woman full of life but as soon as the children were grown he had her commited when she tried to leave him. She spent 1 year in the place, and it affected her for the rest of her life. In Ireland there were special laundries where their labour could be exploited while they were imprisoned for having sex outside of marriage or having survived sexual abuse even. Watch 'The Magdalene Sisters'. The last laundry was closed when I was a teenager. #justiceforthemagdalenes

[@theroyalgiantgamer5586]

My great grandfather died in one of these places after the war he killed himself. My auntie was also commited and was forced to have the electric shock treatment she had a lot of it, they turned her into a rocking shaking dribbling reck. She also took her own life. These places were unsanitary cold barbaric places and I'm so glad they have been closed down.

[@zoubidanid7421]

😥😥😥😥

[@x80WildCat08x]

She may have been experimented on, like MK ultra that the cia was conducting in Canada on patients that were claimed to have mental health issue, depression etc. There’s a good documentary on it..it’s really sad.

[@trinerfamily2452]

Man thats just horrible

[@yesiamwinningdad5024]

Lol stfu

[@fultonpain1058]

No bullshits , No clip baits Crowley. You are the only one I trust on KZbin with these stuffs.

[@kamryn110]

This makes me so sad because they couldn’t defend themselves. I actually want to work with people who suffer from mental illness so this is interesting to me but very upsetting

[@itstigeryo]

Yeah I feel ya man

[@daeyangshi]

Yeah it’s so sad that people had to live there for years, decades, most of their lives having to deal with all the physical, emotional, AND mental pain.

[@lancisman]

My grandma used to work for the mentally ill and she liked it now she’s retired

[@Critterpedia0]

My great aunt has a condition where she cannot use her muscles but is completely understanding of things around her and she was frequently sexually abused as a child when she was forced to stay in an asylum

[@punkuke]

@John Helping people is always worth it.

[@kotikkiki]

Man... I'm actually living in a medieval / renaissance castle, that was used as orphanage for girls and then was rebuilt by communists... tell me about spooks and dead people... the rent is really cheap though

[@masterofpain120]

Where at? Got any stories you could share?

[@davidlevinant5234]

Honestly that sounds like the dopest shit. Is this somewhere in Russia?

[@evan-yp8kr]

That's scary but dope asf- you got any stories?

[@asgarihanif]

@@davidlevinant5234 i would assume romania

[@asgarihanif]

@@davidlevinant5234 Sorry, I think they're finnish/estonian by looking at their channel.

[@babyphat002]

Why would they choose that carpeting that looks like crumbling ceiling?!

[@remc0s]

Odd choice indeed, but it adds to the creepiness. Looks like carpet the Deetz family from Beetlejuice would have on their floors.

[@jrseahorse5886]

babyphat002 that’s what I was thinking to me it looked like rotting wood or something I actually thought they were in an old hallway at first because of that 😂 then I saw it was carpet

[@myyoutubeaccount5653]

I thought it was the original floors or something cuz I noticed that too and I didn’t like the way it looked..

[@selfawaretoast-yt]

Geez

[@noelienoelie8425]

For real yo. I was thinking 100 mil and they couldn't even afford carpets.

[@mothermaxyne]

I live about 4 hours away from this place. I went to visit about a year ago, because I’m a huge fan of Outlast. The asylum in the first game was heavily inspired by Hotel Henry. It was really surreal standing in front of it; it’s so huge in person. Kinda creepy that only the front buildings were renovated into a hotel… The rest is still the abandoned, worn down asylum walls.

[@christinamarie7823]

I remember in that game I was so stuck where the big dude keeps ripping me out from under the nasty hospital bed. 😂 Crazy, didn’t know that was based on this building(s).

[@mandross]

It’s sad to think how many people tried to hold themselves together,rather than being “labelled” and tortured

[@mightymint4521]

Done that, my lifelong quest.

[@mandross]

God's Renegade know the feeling 😢

[@Cramblit]

It reminds me of a video I've seen somewhere on youtube about another insane asylum, it showed a little clip from inside the asylum where one of the people being held legitimately looked and sounded sane, just slightly "slow". He was so sharp with his wit, he was out talking the Dr, and argueing about himself not being insane, but no matter what he said, they kept just saying he needed "Help" when clearly he didn't. It's horrible to know that some people were tortured into insanity when their own only crime was being just a little "slow", and not having a family that wanted to deal with them.

[@franzwolf8082]

Ghost: hmmm, haunting people at midnight or 3 AM is too predictable, so i'll haunt them at 9 AM!

[@claudiavenus952]

Man.., seriously what about other religious people believe 3 am it's just a time and there will be not ghosts or what so ever.. Sheesh

[@franzwolf8082]

@@claudiavenus952 it was a joke T_T. Ghosts don't even exist, dammit!

[@LPempty]

Lmaoo probs just the pipes. Someone be taking showers at 9am

[@LPempty]

@@thegaminghispanic2119 all of that probably has a natural explanation to them tbh

[@silent-hills]

Eh. You don’t really know if they exist or not. No one really knows, that’s the thing. They may exist, but they also may not exist. Who knows?

[@con-trollerl5751]

One thing I love about your channel is how you go out and do things like this on occasion, not JUST talking about dark happenings, really appreciate that aspect

[@jalexoneschanel1356]

docs back then really said "I diagnose you with woman" and sent you to the gulag

[@mjrhmekssh]

@Ray Brudbary I'm sorry but you seem to be unable to do research. Hysteria was almost only diagnosed in women. It literally comes from the Greek word for uterus as it was originally believed to be a physical problem related to the uterus. The debate whether men could have it was incredibly undecided. To a certain point even believed that only "Latin races" could have it. The overwhelming majority was women. The idea that men coil have hysteria was largely rejected. To say it was equally diagnosed in men and women would be intellectually dishonest. Hysteria was never a disease and in the latter years only used to discredit women and as anti-suffragist propaganda making it inherently sexist. Stop being a snowflake and read a book. It's not 2016 anymore you triggered anti sjw. Believing that the 1800s to 1900s weren't sexist is just denialist snowflake behavior.

[@louisjjohnston]

@John Marston breath bro

[@butterflygirl2557]

​@John Marston do you understand what century you're referring to lmao

[@goodluckgorsky3413]

Amen

[@ladylover1134]

@John Marstonrespond coward

[@njkitaa]

I'm glad you finished the video even tho you lost footage!

[@goomy__6420]

I dont think he "lost footage"

[@gayarab53]

@@goomy__6420 ok

[@citrus4419]

Goomy__64 ok

[@gatz154_5]

Goomy__64 ok

[@monika_888]

Goomy__64 ok

[@-TOH-]

We used to “trespass” in there at night long before the renovations ever started. It was creepy AF. We could hear all kinds of noises and voices from outside the buildings. Never knew if it was people, animals, or ghosts, but was always scary AF.

[@FantasticRiver1]

That’s crazy.. honestly glad you guys came out okay

[@mongose14717]

Same. Sneaking in there about 12 years ago. A super old wheelchair started moving on it's own...safe to say that was my last time sneaking into the place 😂

[@deadpilled2942]

@@mongose14717 You sure you weren't in that a hospital up in Maine?

[@lavisdizzi3903]

I get so excited when I find videos about Buffalo , gotta love it here

[@cwag4674]

I used to go into rolling hills asylum in Bethany, we got some cool places to break into in western N.Y. 😆

[@madisonmccann1221]

"Go on, sweetie, go pose with the roof" 😂😂 Ok typically these kinds of places and their history upset me and that was a nice bit a comic relief

[@themandalorian9511]

Any other KZbinr would’ve just said “Ah oh well, I lost the footage” That was so cool of you to go back

[@MegCazalet]

Mental hospitals aren’t all that great now. I mean, better than the torture and isolation of the past. But I’ve been hospitalized twice and even in very expensive hospitals, the facilities were Spartan and unpleasant, and, worst, the staff and even doctors were unkind, unsympathetic, and highly suspicious, even hostile towards patients. I can understand them being wary after probably seeing some shit, but all I needed was some gentle reassurance and I was treated like I’d committed a crime just for asking for help. My own doctor, who had no control once I was hospitalized and under another doctor’s direct care, was upset herself at how badly I was treated and couldn’t do anything to help get me out sooner. One patient in my small section, supposedly for the most stable and lucid patients, stole all the scrabble pieces after watching a group of us play. Then he put the scrabble pieces in his sink and, uh, put certain body fluid on them. Another patient underwent an apparent form of “exorcism” in the common room, with like 6 people from their church dramatically praying and shouting. And the nurses just allowed it. Those are just two stories . . . It’s a whole big thing . . . mental healthcare in the US is famously in bad shape.

[@gunlovingurls9200]

Ive worked a little psych, you really can't show any kindness. Have to be kinda flat. It sucks.

[@pinkpugginz]

😔

[@baseddan88]

shut up, you live in such luxury now

[@justanotheranimeprofilepic]

@@baseddan88 dude that is so disreapectful and yet unrelated even if she is living in luxury. That's like telling a war vet to get over ptsd because they are home now

[@wordsleftunsaidxo]

I have to agree with you on this, especially your experience and how the doctors treat the paitents. When I was in a hospital, the things I seen.....like the old man jacking off in our small cafeteria/ rec room and the nurses doing nothing, and then when he was done he took his hand and wiped it all on the books all on the games and the nurses never even cleaned it off. The very few things we had to do in there and we couldn't touch it because of that. Then, this woman who was very clearly autistic and non verbal, was being verbally harassed by the nurse, and she was berating her so badly, the nurse finally screamed tale your fucking medicine you retard and threw it at her face, well that same girl ended up grabbing that nurse by her hair and head slamming her face into the window next to wear she was standing, and she got beat up pretty bad. But of course, that girl got in trouble and put in solitary. Then I had a woman who was my roommate for a day, and only a say because when I was taking a nap she came into the room and started shitting, yes, shitting on my bed. I never wanted to hurt someone so bad in my life. She claimed the room was dark and didnt see me in my bed, but I screamed wtf WHY are you shitting in a bed let alone someone's else's bed. No one was in the bathrooms, she just had a weird fetish for feces. I was so mad. They then traded her for a 68year old woman who had severe severe severe delusions with severe autism who, at any given moment would scream anything that came to mind. This also included at night. Very nice woman, but she kept believing some sort of demon was going to pull her from underneath the bed so she kept screaming for me to sleep in bed with her but I didn't think that was a good idea because when she did fall asleep, 5 mins later she woke up violently. When I told the nurses all of this their response was she'll be fine just ignore her. The complete lack of compassion and will to help those people, it wasnt there at all. It was truly a heartbreaking experience for many of those people in there

[@wrendina9996]

If one good thing came out of this quarantine it's that I found Nick Crowley

[@koroshiyashinigami]

Lol ME TOO, binging the SHIT OUT of this!

[@fangirlwithacamera]

BRUH, me FREAKING TOO

[@smashpow]

Freal. I've been needing more unsettling channels to watch

[@FilthyPeasant6]

Thanks Josuke Higashikata, very cool

[@onlyoceanman6881]

Jojo

[@efe_aydal]

We also shot a film about a boy looking for spirits in an abandoned hospital (in an actual abandoned hospital). The boy shouts "where are you spirits?" in the film. When we came home to check the footage, I heard a sound like an evil whisper right after the boy shouts, you could hear it more clearly if you turned the volume all the way to +30db. It didn't sound like any words. I don't believe in these things one bit, but I was still creeped out, and gonna put it in the film's trivia lol. I wonder what sound it was.

[@justamanofculture12]

Hello random verified youtuber....

[@Mary-vz5qq]

I prefer when you both narrate and show yourself in the camera explaining more things and exploring. It is more personal.

[@kristalwhitworth8503]

I agree

[@Nick_song]

Yeah I was going to click away if he was just narrating I'm glad we can see his face

[@jackslaughter3697]

That’s why he’s the best of these mystery channels he shows his face and makes jokes and does actually goes to the places sometimes

[@wormwood8903]

@@jackslaughter3697 his channel reminds me of buzzfeed unsolved supernatural

[@evelynneclipse2069]

That's a good way but I prefer seeing all the clips of the story told. It makes it more interesting cause most people have never seen those clips.

[@VaibhavShewale]

Meanwhile hotel employees: phew he almost saw us

[@kennedy5540]

Dude this is what I was thinking lol

[@Cami-dc9iu]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@LPempty]

Literally, or honestly anyone it’s ridiculous to assume they were the only ones in there. Most of these are just normal noise you’d hear anywhere but because it’s mostly empty they’re freaking out over it. They freaked out over old architecture and ugly interior design like??

[@Fallenfairy68]

Usually how we are 😂😂

[@joshthermidor8872]

Bro I work here. This video is fucking absurd.

[@Parragon77]

Nick: "I'm assuming it was just this bar, makes me feel a little bit better." Ghost: haha door go clunk

[@bluemoon2801]

CLUNK

[@weretwoworldsapart]

_c l u n k_

[@Cyrel.9101]

Clunk in the night

[@NDH]

🤣🤣

[@rainieralbertb.madarang2404]

Æ

[@CloudburstSapphire]

I would feel guilty staying there, especially since they were chained to their beds and practically tortured while now there’s people just, sleeping peacefully and being able to relax and be happy Maybe some of the ghosts would be happy and try to hang out, but I’d imagine there’d be a few that would be Very angry and try to lash out at guests ;^;

[@gayarab53]

I can be a pretty girl I'll wear a dress for you

[@manifestationsofasort]

I wouldn't want to stay there. In fact I don't think asylums should be converted to hotels. They should be torn down in respect for those who were killed there.

[@mightymint4521]

Better to say you did and don't. You may bring home a demonic entity. Need a free vacation? Have some hope:kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYOXpn6Zq7aVfbM

[@BobSheepbob]

Honestly, I’d feel so terrible I can’t think of any way to stay there with respect for every single one of those who died there? Maybe you could bring gifts for them and such but still

[@nyanbinarydisaster]

@@manifestationsofasort i'm with you there. the conversion of abandoned asylums into hotels doesn't sit right with me at all, and staying there would make me feel like i'm violating the... former residents, that may still be there. it's all unsettling to think about.

[@siradmin6791]

Most of the unexplained noises are probably just the hotel settling. My house makes noises too since it's quite old

[@flowerpower003]

Sir Admin Yeah, the tapping in the bathroom sounded like a radiator

[@user-yp7ke4et7o]

Why would a house make noise

[@xeagaort]

Naruto Uzumaki well if you read the comment he says because it’s quite old. Old houses make all kinds of noise. Wind going through cracks can sound like whistling, the guy above me made a good point about the noise a radiator makes, something my house does all the time is creak like a son of a bitch.

[@katlasdahgreat]

@@user-yp7ke4et7o I live in a house made of brick from the early 60s. Sure it's sturdy and in good condition, but the wind sweeping through in fall/winter has scared me before. A loot of houses makes noises, especially old ones.

[@claudiavenus952]

Exactly

[@rawkus1562]

This dude could actually be the next big face of this horror community I guess you could call it

[@Baller4Life1]

Well that may happen so let me leave my mark on the first guys comment calling it

[@tntrigued5011]

I know he will but i'm afraid youtube fame will affect him

[@Sodaztabz]

My name is Nick and this is the top 10 scariest buildings in America

[@emotinaloats8010]

And conspiracy community now shane dawson does not do shit like this anymore

[@selfawaretoast-yt]

Probably

[@LightMari]

"Castle on the hill" in Binghamton NY, a former asylum before they built a new, modern building. If you like exploring creepy abandoned places, I recommend that one. 4 hours away from Buffalo.

[@kaffebar]

Man went back because his footage was gone- Bruh I would've accepted my loss because I'm a scaredy cat

[@yoneezy123]

Right i wouldv gladly taken the L and went home

[@spacecadetlostintransit]

That’s not being a scaredy-cat, that’s being ALIVE🤣🤣🤣

[@johnv6806]

Its a nice hotel

[@jazzymcclazzy4216]

Bro I would have never gotten footage I'm that cowardly

[@deepsix2137]

Same

[@rodney9290]

I read it as *"Horney Hotel."* i- uh

[@dylanmayes9513]

The burning you feel, it is shame.

[@RedPaganNetwork]

Well I guess we know why they went there then? xD

[@princepotatoe156]

You are on the wrong site for that

[@rodney9290]

@@princepotatoe156 i noticed

[@rodney9290]

@@RedPaganNetwork O_O

[@soidester1162]

Haunted? Nah fam I’ve been living there for 109 years and there’s no ghosts

[@noahcardew4482]

Lol

[@mrawesomepug8738]

r/holdup

[@amyrangel9042]

Soidester mmn

[@Tofee]

Same

[@brittanyhudley4683]

Nooiice

[@magules13]

I snuck in here in early 2005 with a boyfriend long before it became a hotel. Had to crawl under a fence in 3 feet of snow and through a hole in the brick wall. Super fun place to explore and incidentally the most romantic night of my life, despite almost dying several times (the floor was collapsing). It was so fun to see the old electroshock machines and read through patient files scattered around.

[@djentlover]

I so want someone to go to spooky adventures with

[@residentkrockhead]

Please tell me you’re not insinuating that you had sex with your boyfriend in an abandoned insane asylum when you say “most romantic night” 😧

[@swamp-yankee]

@@residentkrockheadsurrounded by the electroshock machines it seems.

[@miriamromero752]

Nick: I lost the footage and I was so excited to show u guys Me: ow man :c well, that was good anyways, great job Nick: so I went AGAIN Me: 👁️👄👁️ We don't deserve you 😭🖤

[@yabrofenko]

He really gives everything to make his videos perfect.

[@katybug6572]

horsie twinkletoes yes, he def does! I’m so glad I found his channel!

[@divest_.2759]

thats why he releases videos slowly. cause he really cares about the quality. even when you check when he had only 1000 subscribers he was making 1M subscriber worth content. its what sets him apart.

[@brucewaynefr]

Simp.

[@nydiahendrixxx]

@@brucewaynefr Im a simp for nick

[@xoxo.violet2201]

I’m a simple person, I see a Nick Crowley video, I click.

[@yahirjuarez6729]

yes.

[@nikolai3498]

Same!

[@woodchopper6962]

Yes

[@amyrangel9042]

Trashmouth_edits obviously

[@unseasonedsalad]

We all do my friend

[@mnbuni8065]

I find it kinda insensitive to turn an asylum where many people suffered, were treated horribly and died, into a "luxury" hotel tbh

[@Negativespace95]

Stella Mella it’s disturbing to me that they built half a hotel and the majority of the property is an abandoned asylum. This isn’t my idea of a good time.

[@FBI-ej8zr]

money

[@mnbuni8065]

@@FBI-ej8zr thank you, FBI, very cool

[@FBI-ej8zr]

@@mnbuni8065 what its true.

[@dulceele2967]

I guess the only good side of it it's that they aren't just demolishing the beautiful architecture of the building

[@HakarisInfiniteVoid]

Now this. This is the content i absolutely love to watch. I love this style of filming haunted locations. No loud yelling required. No unnecessary shenanigans. Showing top notch respect. Good job y'all.

[@kiaradietze9836]

I think it's interesting that you hear "don't speak" right before you find the crib. Like maybe a ghostly parent is asking you not to wake their child

[@hevan_ev]

Isnt the crib newer looking tho

[@KrisIsToast]

@@hevan_ev the ghosts might be using the new crib

[@YayaSweetie]

Oh, man, this just shows me how messed my brain is. I thought they were saying, "don't speak.", to warn them if they're too loud the hospital staff will get angry. Them being forever stuck in a cycle of fear and abuse. 😶

[@greensquirrel4019]

Nope they were sterilized as it was said.. So I don't think any child would be there, and definitely children at such a tender age will not be kept in there.. So nah..

[@justanotherviewer3564]

🥺❤

[@Myxteri]

"Cmon sweetie go pose with the roof" Im dying 😭😭😭

[@kriskeilman8124]

I wonder if Nick "gets it" that if any young-ish woman in the time of the Buffalo Asylum showed as much skin as his girlfriend does, in public, or even in private in the family home, she would soon wind up in such a facility herself. k.k.

[@dasonbane2839]

@@kriskeilman8124 do you know her name? And if she's on Instagram

[@gram.]

@@dasonbane2839 right, chill yer beans... "scumbagdan" lol

[@floralDilemma]

@@dasonbane2839 her name is mariah dougherty

[@NoxDolore]

@@kriskeilman8124 you're gross.

[@pragmaticcat7619]

My great aunt underwent many of those electric shock treatments in the late 50s. She didn't talk about it and we respected her too much to ask.

[@deadpilled2942]

They weren't that bad. It was used to help with depression. The actual shock therapy was meant for those with bad habits.

[@JenLuvs2Jazz]

Electric shock therapy is still done today, under anesthesia of course

[@McSnezzly]

I can’t say much about the older treatments, but in the current day ECT is very safe and effective

[@autoingrement]

It's still done today. I was given the option to under go it but I chose not to...

[@clownshrooms]

@@deadpilled2942 I feel like thats maybe false? Today the procedure is safe, but back then it definitely wasn't

[@johnmchugh9658]

Explored this place in 2014 before construction took place, managed to find the shock therapy room and everything was still in there. The switch board and medical table with massive leather straps. Place was so extensive and I actually nearly fell through the floor as the building was pretty run down. Ended up being in there for 3+ hours. No ghosts, but plenty of creepy stuff including a stairwell completely blocked with rusty wheel chairs from floor to ceiling. And both our blackberries (cell phones) died, which is probably a blessing as we would have been caught if we were using flashlights. Scary but thrilling evening!

[@drinksomestew8159]

How did the doctors come to the conclusion from therapy to cutting off stomach parts to helping mental illness

[@The_Man_In_Red]

Same way they came to the conclusion that eels did not reproduce - rather they miraculously birthed into existence when waterfalls caused foamy spray to form on the surface of the water. SCIENCE!

[@simloverfever]

Just the same way people in medieval ages thought of curing diseases. Science still has a lot of weird things to discover :/

[@archangel5627]

You have to understand that a substantial amount of (quote unquote) doctors who worked in asylums were a bunch of sadists. These doctors enjoyed tormenting their patients. They also loved preforming unnecessary surgeries and those were the ones who took there job seriously. You also had doctors and other staff members that hated their jobs and so they would just lock away their patients by completely neglecting them. These asylums were truly terrifying places.

[@llIlIlIIllIIlllllllIIIlI]

I think after being with mentally ill people as a „healthy” person, taking care of them, seeing no improvements, seeing them get worse and worse, some cartakers and involved people can really go mad, get emotional and forget to take care of themselves. Resulting in them becoming abusive and angry as one can be. Ive caught myself getting so exhausted and hopeless to the point i felt anger towards people i genuinly loved, like a good friend that turned to hard drugs after i treated him like my brother, gave him a home and so on. Not getting mad or straight hostile requires lots of experinece, an advanced mindset and the skill to reflect yourself and others. And most importantly to diatance urself emotionally.

[@fakename503]

They were just trying to help him not give a shit.

[@spookymom]

I too had a very scary incident at the Hotel Henry..in the middle of the night our hotel room turned really cold and I awoke to a shadow figure of a man by the door. I was terrified! Continue doing your great work Nick!

[@noahcardew4482]

Sande Crowley are you his family or sumthin?

[@frownyface9638]

Don't just leave it like that what happend?

[@sybrstupidhead5526]

@@frownyface9638 probably nothing else

[@spookymom]

FrownyFace Well my husband was sleeping so I screamed and woke him up. He said he didn’t see anything and told me I drank too much wine! (I didn’t!) But he did acknowledge that the room was suddenly freezing! It was so scary!

[@frownyface9638]

@@spookymom spoopy,

[@GDHCole-uj7mc]

I just love imagining that the staff is just pranking them and they are laughing uncontrollably in the cctv room.

[@Shejneiejeifj]

CCTV?, they would go to jail with th e hotel shut down

[@Boogie-oogie420x]

I’m having deja fucking vu, I saw this exact text by you and the reply you got in my dream

[@GDHCole-uj7mc]

@@Boogie-oogie420x interesting....

[@mayball9471]

@@Boogie-oogie420x dunno if ur gonna believe this but, I also saw this exact reply section in my dream a week ago... I got a dejavu about you getting a dejavu

[@KP_Gem]

@@Shejneiejeifj what're you talking about?

[@DJINN987]

I can’t believe this came up on my feed, I love it it reminded me of being bored at the dorms and walking there at night in the middle of winter freshman year before they even started doing anything with it. Great video🙌🏼

[@brielle.jeanette]

currently me lol

[@RisingRevengeance]

It's so scary to think that I could've been sterilized and lobotomized had I been born not that long ago

[@the_steph_k]

Oh God if only that were me

[@beissaanimates9866]

I wonder if my misophonia would put me in an asylum too. I have panic attacks sometimes, but that's kind of it.

[@RisingRevengeance]

@@beissaanimates9866 Possibly. I mean I'm just an autistic weirdo but the bar for mental assylums was pretty darn low.

[@beissaanimates9866]

@@RisingRevengeance oh yeah, they even put people with left hands. The heck. I am sure you are not a weirdo though, you seem great!

[@RisingRevengeance]

@@beissaanimates9866 Heh that's very kind, thank you!

[@requiemnotfound8202]

I accidentally read this as the history of Hotel horny..

[@skyblades4354]

Elizabeth Bathory underatted af

[@dddy_dtrt]

Ah yes, the haunted hotel where all the ghost want to be your sugar daddy

[@skyblades4354]

@@dddy_dtrt im weak 🤣

[@hopscotch1049]

@@dddy_dtrt I'm pretty sure there's a dating sim about that somewhere

[@Pynkfoxx_]

J0LYI3 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂ayo

[@anythinglmao9388]

I love this guy cause he doesn’t have click bait titles like “abandoned asylum (ALMOST DIED!)

[@peachandmoonlight4110]

LMAO

[@skyminer323]

I know right. I Hate click bait stuff

[@粭]

(GONE WRONG), (GONE 18+)

[@_crimsonwxnter]

Imjaystation's next video

[@satoriiskarma]

you remember when he used memes? It was kinda funny NGL

[@BabyRainForest]

I once worked at a large Motel 6 in Orlando FL. My coworkers all said the 3rd floor was haunted. I remember my trainer being mad that we had the 3rd floor as she said she stopped working on it because she was scared. They said carts would move alone. Empty rooms would have door knobs jiggle. Towels would be thrown on the floors too. It felt eerie working there. Good thing I work a different job now xD

[@cutegirllolll]

And then people say "I was born in the wrong generation" Ah yes, I'd rather live in a world where because of me being left handed I'd be beaten and tortured 👁👄👁

[@arushigupta4253]

'But the music was good and OBVIOUSLY that is much more important'

[@jahimuddin2306]

This comment and it's sole reply sums up my thoughts.

[@Zqppy]

cool story bro, didnt read; dont care.

[@albinorat4411]

@@arushigupta4253 yeah like they cant listen to the music now 💀

[@cutegirllolll]

@bruh guys they were being sarcastic. If you take a look at the quotation marks you can see that lmao

[@BMoney8600]

My grandpa’s brother had cerebral palsy, his family had the option to put him in an asylum but my great grandmother wouldn’t do that. She was a practicing Roman Catholic and she took care of him. My grandpa told me that she was one of his only friends he had. My grandpa rarely talks about him however he told us about the day of his funeral. Someone showed up to the funeral drunk and they were acting inappropriately but my grandpa cussed him out and forced him out of the church.

[@Ironicchronicanxiety]

I’m so sorry to hear. A friend of mine’s brother has cerebral palsy and he’s such a sweetie. I volunteer with the mentally ill sometimes and I always love it because they’re such sweethearts.

[@Itswhateverninefi]

As someone who has cerebral palsy she’s seems very sweet

[@BMoney8600]

@@Ironicchronicanxiety you sound like a good person

[@BMoney8600]

@@Itswhateverninefi thank you, I sadly never got to meet her but I know she’s in Heaven.

[@Ironicchronicanxiety]

@@BMoney8600 Nah. I just like seeing their smiles when someone other than family visits and invests time into them. They just want to be seen like normal people do and hate being looked at as gross or unwanted by society. That’s why I volunteer with them. Not to boost my ego, but to boost theirs.

[@honeysuckle8585]

When I lived in Buffalo, we tried to navigate the storm drains and sewers to get in. Supposedly a cryogenics lab was in this facility too. We never got in, but at least were able to get into other abandoned bybarry aslyums out east. Finding some of the doctor notes at pennhurst was a lot....instruction to starve, beat and routinely firehouse these poor mentally ill kids. You can feel the pain in these buildings.

[@evelynzlon9492]

I live in Buffalo. I covet those altered denim shorts.

[@Orto4956]

Born and raised in Buffalo. I tried the same things with my friends.

[@eeperton]

Abandoned asylums are so creepy and cool. I wish it was legal to explore them so I would be able to!

[@corykaiser1842]

been watching your videos for awhile now, stumbled on this one and blew my mind were both from buffalo NY! love your content man keeep going!

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

*Removing pieces of the stomach, small intestines and pulling teeth to "restore balance", but often lead to death* Thanos: You're not the only one cursed with knowledge

[@Bored-tf2gd]

I have seen you before

[@dolphinlover6438]

Hey havent seen you in a long time

[@kiran5793]

Your here as well that’s awesome man your everywhere!!

[@Keii_chiiu]

How r u everywhere

[@Alice-nx9sp]

why does your moustache keep disappearing

[@Ib21400O]

I feel like anyone who searches for the paranormal has confirmation bias, because after all, they are searching specifically for those kinds of noises. However, the voices are definitely creepy, and can’t be explained by normal means.

[@theredsir869]

Well I mean there is also a lot of “I want to see ghost” but we all know that we don’t REALLY “want to see ghost” it’s all more about atmosphere and is similar to a magician’s trick. We want to be fooled because it is entertaining, if you know how the trick works there is no fun in it. The same rules apply to ghost hunting and haunted locations. It isn’t really about proving anything for most people, it is about having a atmospheric adventure of sorts. If you go around shutting down every possibility of wonder you take the fun out of it, and this asylum turned hotel would just be another forgettable dump amongst hundreds.

[@Myke_thehuman]

Then why don't you go searching for the paranormal? You obviously are biased against believing anything paranormal can happen. Depending on how strongly you feel about that you may be willing to dismiss even full on seeing something in front of you.

[@eviehammond9509]

Agreed. If your searching for something you already have a preconceived, conscious or unconscious notion of it. Like a detective with tunnel vision who only sees clues & evidence that support their initial theory of a crime & disregard everything else that could potentially support an entirely different theory.

[@KeikoKeepSmiling]

I suggest you watch an episode of BuzzFeed Unsolved. That is not always the case. 😂

[@unpaidactor4744]

It could have just been someone from the hallway which could explain the steps and voice and bad pipes could explain the restroom and even the hello could have been a sqeak

[@Brittnisworld]

Humanity can be so evil. “How do we help them?” “Why we hurt them of corse!”

[@charisk2845]

Humanity can be so evil, Because capitalism wants people to be evil, greedy and selfish.

[@geraldyeager7652]

As an American this painfully true

[@MattttG3]

Course*

[@frost.0707]

Tbf we havent changed much. I mean like cutting people open and stuff? I know they use drugs to numb the pain but still. Science is dark.

[@brooketaylor808]

This reminds me how my old neighbor was telling me how when she was younger she had a cousin who suffered from pain. She would weep and complain about body pain. They took her to the doctor but they couldn't find anything. They decided to send her to an asylum for some reason and she sat there for 7 years still crying about body pain. The asylum got new doctors and found out she suffered from I think it was fibromyalgia or some illness that causes you pain but you can't see anything. She later killer herself cause of the abuse she went through at the asylum.

[@ItsmeReiRei]

Personally, I think it’s a good idea to make use of that old space and do something with it rather than waste it. As a person that lives in a really small country with limited space, it feels really wasteful when people from bigger countries have too many abandoned places. Although I do understand that there may be some superstitions and paranormal beliefs to these places, it still feels wasteful if we dont utilize the space for something else. In Japan, it has become pretty common for people to die alone in their houses/apartments. When that happens, there is a team sent to clean the place and take care of everything so the space can be utilized again. I guess I was just surprised at how places as big as that asylum remained untouched for several years.

[@Cramblit]

With the places being abandoned for so long, it's because Japan has such limited space as is. America still has massively wide open spaces, and tens of thousands of miles of open fields. Generally it's cheaper to just build a new building than tear down an old one, or renovate it just to build a new one.

[@lauraahwangg]

I’ve heard about this place. Never had the time to research about it, but here is a video from a very under rated KZbinr.

[@angryhobo212]

He's still underrated but he's blowing up like crazy! I wouldn't be surprised if he has a million subs by the end of the year.

[@my_nam3s_blurryface]

@@angryhobo212 I just found his channel last week, it popped up in my recommended list and I've seen a BUNCH of people comment just that - they found him the same way I did and love his content. I'm sure that his channel will blow tf up soon!

[@angryhobo212]

@@my_nam3s_blurryface Same here! He popped up in my recommendations about a month ago. I do watch other 'creepy' videos though so it kinda made sense to get Nick's channel recommended. But yeah, it seems like the youtube algorithm is boosting him really hard, which is awesome. It's a great channel and Nick seems like an awesome guy. He was making high quality videos for a long time, and sometimes they would only get a few hundred views, but he kept working at it. He definitely deserves his success :)

[@my_nam3s_blurryface]

@@angryhobo212 I've been looking for a channel to replace Shane Dawson for a hot minute now - around the time Shane decided to do a docu-series about Jake Paul when he was supposed to "expose" Jake but ended up praising him and making him seem like a decent human being. And ya know, jake could have taken that docu-series and really turned it around for himself, he literally had it handed to him on a silver platter but in true Paul fashion, proved beyond a doubt he is in fact, still a piece of 💩. Then after all the shit that went down recently with Shane and Jeffree being exposed, I desperately wanted to find someone else to serve me up some quality content. KZbin must've heard me lol bc they gave me Nick.

[@angryhobo212]

@@my_nam3s_blurryface It'd be funny if Nick got exposed for running a cult or something crazy like that. He seems like a really good guy though :)

[@lordpickle4462]

Popular KZbinrs: "stalker murders my family in front of me and then leaves me puzzles to solve for $10,000 Nick: here's the actual history behind this building. It's really cool and I want to share this because I find it interesting

[@kristalwhitworth8503]

What

[@indigowendigo8165]

I think their saying most youtubers try to clickbait or exaggerate what happens, but Nick is a lot more honest and doesn't do that. :p

[@bananasinfrench]

“also here’s a bunch of mild noises that I’m going to assume come from ghosts”

[@satoriiskarma]

You play too much "Heavy Rain"

[@kristieandjeff2720]

Man this video was awesome, not only did we get to see you narrating in front of the asylum at the beginning of the video but you took us along with you to stay the night?! 🤯 Well done Nick, love your video's! 🙌

[@zathx2763]

0/10 Some random guy came outside the hotel room id been staying at for 250 years talking about the heat and didnt listen to me when i told him to stop talking

[@littlefox_100]

Uhhgg ikr when people walk in complaining I’m like shut up, Run away, and, please leave, and they instead of quieting they run around screaming

[@catlov3r09]

Yeah someone goes up to my door and tells me to stop jumping on the bed but then when they see no oneis there they start screaming and running so i go through there walls and whisper in there ear sorry was speeping

[@oofgod3092]

Dont u hate it when the enter your bathroom while ur using it, and go quiet when they hear u drop one. Like mind yo business, just cuz u cant see me dont mean u cant hear me

[@laurend.statham1742]

Yeah I mean one time I had a group of people come into the house I’ve been staying at for nearly 400 years trying to ask me to come out of my bedroom. I mean I did and wept at them because they woke me up after taking me 99 years to fall asleep. Boy did they run, they didn’t even bother to close my bedroom door!

[@duckii7995]

Same here, my roommates think it’s haunted bro. LIKE ITS MY ROOM NOT URS GO SOLVE UR PROBLEM >:< Edit : Just saying, I’ve been here for 500 years.

[@10kedited]

Why does this guy not have 1mil subs? His vids are so interesting

[@FunniyMan]

SmashNite ikr and why doesn’t this comment have 1m likes?

[@claudiavenus952]

Because most of them are click bait videos... It's so obvious this ghost hunting stuff what he does are fake..

[@10kedited]

Bruhhhh don’t even. You don’t have 100% proof that it’s fake and its a mystery lmao. On top of just the story nick has a great story telling skill that makes his videos so interesting to watch

[@goochencore4128]

@@claudiavenus952 He hardly ever clickbaits, and he goes into and talks about very interesting stories with a huge amount of skill, so stfu about fake videos

[@10kedited]

@@thegaminghispanic2119 my profile pic is of only the most beautiful man ever

[@alzur4234]

Noise from the bathroom: "MOM WE NEED MORE TOILETROLL!!"

[@alzur4234]

@MEDICALYODA oh now thats freaky-

[@SkillSpencer]

1st exploration video on youtube i've enjoyed. well done Nicky

[@m.A.A.dlands]

I stayed at hotel Henry and my nephew cousin was joking around about how we should play outlast, one video later and now I’m running down the halls.

[@yusufpassarela7105]

bruh

[@yabrofenko]

oof dude.

[@gayvideos3808]

Nephew cousin???

[@k5__beatz754]

@@gayvideos3808 it's a family thing lol 😄😄 Itz a joke

[@mintarisato]

Turning the building into a hotel just feels...wrong. I know it can't be left abandoned forever, but it seems disrespectful somehow.

[@ninjayanyan]

Hope the hotel's profit can be used to renovate the remaining of the building

[@franzwolf8082]

I don't think it's disrespectful, but the idea of sleeping in a building where people were tortured and killed is definely disturbing!

[@amterasutenma2547]

It should have been turned into a memorial or museum.

[@cathy9100]

Already 3 dislikes... Imagine being subscribed to someone just to dislike their videos.

[@dailydoseofdumb6376]

Lol now there’s only one, I think you called out some people.

[@sjecqs5895]

Now there's 0

[@cathy9100]

@@dailydoseofdumb6376 nice

[@caffeineahoelic8852]

Now there's five i-

[@StereoStrings]

I just to be first for once

[@mr.bossmanjavi1076]

Nick. You be having us so in tune and then you break character and go back into character 😂 love it

[@yeeeeehaaaaaw]

This guy has balls for going 2 times to that place If I heard the noises in the first time, I wouldve jumped out the window into the grass and make a run for it

[@sandrahedlund4214]

I am picturing some poor patient back in the day screaming at the voices 'I don't want to communicate with you! The nurses hurt me when I listen to you.'

[@stefaniewe4957]

Dude..... you might be onto something

[@gingercyde4154]

jesus the more i think about this, the more my brain starts hurting. like, imagining the kind of time loop youd be causing. someone hears voices from the future, is labeled crazy and thrown in an asylum where they continue to hear voices from the future but are subsequently tortured for it. meanwhile people in the future, not realizing theyre driving someone in the past insane are just like "BRUH!"

[@beissaanimates9866]

@@gingercyde4154 holy sh- that would make a great movie.

[@gingercyde4154]

@@beissaanimates9866 you're welcome to the idea if you want it. I could never write that and make it make any kind of sense lol

[@cookiebans_7026]

Commenting on this just in case of future development lmao

[@Christianwhyallhandlestaken]

They should make atleast some of it into a museum about the history of Asylums and the horrors that in them.

[@Lokswarp]

Should we call it Mental Museum and shop it to black mirror?

[@starrchild254]

We need to remember the past or be doomed repeat it

[@nvicious187]

It’s not often you go to the physical places you’re talking about. I like it a lot. Already love the channel but I’m really digging the whole “on location” addition here

[@RisingRevengeance]

The voices you heard is likely from the pipes, if someone is talking inside the bathroom you can often hear it several floors away. That doesnt make it any less creepy in the moment ofc.

[@moon_wei]

aight I'm gonna bring my phone there & play Never Gonna Give You Up

[@RisingRevengeance]

@@moon_wei imagine getting rickrolled by a ghost

[@alanal5997]

They said no one else was in the hotel so it couldn’t have been a person.

[@Thomas1]

@@alanal5997 nah but like they said that they didn’t think but time passed people walk in walk out lol

[@resolution4907]

Ngl the voice sounded like the other woman Nick was with, (idk her name as I'm not invested in Nick Crowley lore).

[@stepnieebravoo1857]

Omg he is so underrated I just found him and he’s honestly the best

[@rein44_]

Why is your pfp cocomelon-- (Pls dont take seriously)

[@Hillbillabeast]

@Johnny Cash I think she means it’s weird not seeing him with more subs.

[@jhonarrrola9877]

@@Hillbillabeast true he deserves more subs tbh

[@destaniedillard1001]

🤯

[@Chapien]

Hate to burst anyone's bubble but that tapping is just heating pipes most likely.

[@RedPaganNetwork]

Why do you gotta ruin the fun? xD

[@Chapien]

@@RedPaganNetwork Honestly I think finding real answers is just as fun. And don't get me wrong, were I there I'd be scared shitless and totally believe the place was haunted. This is just from an outsider POV

[@the_steph_k]

The pipes in my apartment sound like someone having some alone time... It was very confusing hearing it for months, thinking it was my roommate, and then finally sitting across from him in the living room as they made that noise. Kind of an awkward moment, but I learned something that day.

[@lilfalla123]

The heating of the pipes only happens if they’re being used. They don’t involuntarily heat up. I don’t know what system they have installed, there’s lots of plausible causes as I’m a builder. But unless the pipes are still pressurised, I doubt anything coming from the pipes. Anywhere you go to inspect/ghost hunt. Turn off the water mains.

[@DarkCobra88]

Likely correct. I work in a old Victorian building which was turned into a hotel, there is lots of creepy noises when is unsettling when I am the only one on staff (when the hotel isn't open) but usually this is just heating and water pipes. Equally the noise they heard upstairs behind the door is likely a boiler, our boiler sounds the same when it isn't pressurised properly.

[@mountainmikeoutdoors]

Most of the sounds you were hearing were old school utility sounds from the pneumatically actuated heating systems and super old plumbing. Undulating pipes can actually cause doors to sound like they're being knocked on violently. Fun stuff.

[@SwedishSinologyNerd]

From my experience watching horror movies, turning an abandoned mental asylum into a luxury hotel never has any bad consequences ever. Ever.

[@ShitpostShuster]

I've been in a psych ward recently. The one I was at was so good to the point where sometimes I enjoyed it. This one nurse was the most sadistic piece of shit. He sent me to my room for every little thing, and threatened to send my to solitary confinement for 12 hours on his last day working there. He is also the guy that does electro therapy for the adults. He is the reason I fear electro therapy

[@sourgreendolly7685]

I was in and out of psych wards when I was younger and I swear there’s almost always a sadistic nurse. I don’t know what it is, maybe they’re just drawn to the profession but it pisses me off how common that is. Still grateful to not have the asylum treatment though.

[@spamsim8248]

What were you in for if you don’t mind me asking?

[@britmeme]

I thought electro therapy was illegal now?

[@ChocolateMilk..]

@@sourgreendolly7685 They're drawn to the position of power. All power structures are riddled with sadistic psychopaths. Expecially politics and police.

[@pinkpugginz]

@Run yes electrotherapy is still used today and it can be effective. Back in the day it was awful and they would shock the shit out of people to the point where they got broken bones and permanent injury. Now they put you to sleep and do a little shock for less than 60 seconds. It can help people that have extreme depression schizophrenia Etc. I actually wouldn't mind trying it because I have severe depression that is barely managed by medication

[@jack9712]

Next time you investigate try saying things like “don’t be shy” or “we’re not going to do anything to scare or hurt you”

[@xarzneimittel8220]

Ninja monkey best monkey

[@jack9712]

@@xarzneimittel8220 I’m glad you agree because other wise we would have problems... But we don’t so that’s good!

[@abhilashasingh3833]

Classic Shane madej

[@lunaticfringe8559]

Question: how do we pose a threat to ghosts ? Unless we ,as commonly believed, remove or disturb their "home".

[@abhilashasingh3833]

@@lunaticfringe8559 well we try to revoke them by being friendly or pose threats like claiming their property in front of em.

[@demuthjesse]

It's sad because the place is so gorgeous and seems to be built with good intent. Just shows how money ultimately corrupts any situation. What blows my mind is what kind of human it took to be a staff member there. I mean just the sheer size of the place is overwhelming. Imagine how many people it took to run that place, willing paid torturers.

[@Anaskor2005]

My theory is that they were trying to attract ghost hunter-like people, especially youtubers and overall influencers by making a scary hunted hotel attraction, so they could get a lot of money but maybe they just didn't think twice... In short they either milking dead people a.k.a. ghosts (which in my opinion is just "a--hole move") or they're just stupid.

[@luallual8180]

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[@heeho3360]

@@luallual8180 ayyy I was reminded of Ralph & Ghost adventures too

[@LuckyLu602]

Shiro, they didn’t make a “scary haunted hotel attraction”, they made a luxury resort and conference center in a beautiful and historic building where people would love to have beautiful weddings. It’s also a gorgeous place to have photos taken. They don’t care about “youtubers” or “influencers” at all. Instead of letting the entire place just rot away abandoned, they renovated it and brought life back into it. There’s nothing wrong with that.

[@Anaskor2005]

@@LuckyLu602 Maybe, but personally I wouldn't really want to have a wedding or sleep in a room where someone was tortured or died and I'm sure that I'm not the only one. Don't you think that if they'd really want to restore it they could've just turned that 'historic building' into a museum?

[@plugshirt1684]

Lala how would you feel if a concentration camp was renovated into a water park

[@boosociety999]

Not trying to rain on y’all’s ghost parade but it’s a really old hotel, and even new hotels make weird noises. There’s tons of pipes, thin walls, and other people that don’t care it’s 3am and people wanna sleep. I’m a big fan of the paranormal though, and I am a big fan of your content. Keep up the good work!

[@yungpm]

And the fact that it’s ya know, PUBLIC

[@hypnoguygaming1178]

I dont care how thin the walls are, you wouldn't be able to hear someone whisper "don't speak" if they were on the other side of a wall when you're in the middle of a hallway

[@skottles2826]

shhhhhhh let the children play in their sand pit

[@boosociety999]

Hypno Guy Gaming I honestly think it was his girlfriend making a sound before she said “bruh..”. It sounds like she was saying “pshh..bruh..”

[@SakiMcGee]

Especially with those supports on the 4th floor that seem to be an effort to correct any leaning or slant in the building. That's going to cause a loooot of shifting and settling throughout the whole structure.

[@andrewrobinson4019]

I have to applaud your work, Mr. Crowley. One of the few KZbin presenters who don't just research and discuss topics, but go out and poke them with a stick yourself. I salute you and your "Buddy".

[@pgpro8691]

The craziest thing is never seeing an employee on any floor or anywhere at all the whole time..

[@Spockismyhomeboy1]

Also from Buffalo, I was in a portion of the old, closed off section. It was a limited invitational event held as a fundraiser back some time ago. We were allowed to visit a raw, unfinished ward. There is no question that there are many lost souls wandering the building, sadly. Thank you for the content and your investigation. :)

[@pspspspsps44]

This man literally fears nothing, If I would find any kind of paranormal activity when I'm paranoid I'd probably start pissing or some shit lmao

[@goldcherries]

Actually you're right. He literally feared nothing because literally nothing happened. It's an old house, sounds happen. Maybe if he stayed a month anything he says would be worth listening to.

[@robz1179]

Its literally an old building, you're mind fills in the blanks.

[@_Katzenberg]

I thought at some point he would kick a door and yell Bismillah!

[@Lady_Chalk]

He HAS to be scared of something. Like spiders. Or clowns. Or spider clowns. 🕷🤡

[@boninibanana9399]

@@_Katzenberg oh man those Arabian ghost hunters really hit different