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Security Glass

This glass was about an inch thick.
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way more than an inch. at least 2-3 from what i remember
what now bitches (security)
was the patients that crazy they need glass that thick.
It scares me that they had to put thick glass on there-Byberry must've been really out of control!!
Hannibal Lechter was in an insane asylum. He ate folks. I'd say that qualifies as disturbed.
not so secure now, is it ?...
Wonder how long whoever it was took to finally break it, and what was used?
Probably a chair was used, although if it was me, i would be depserate enough to use my whole friggin body.
Not your own body.... some one elses
It was stupid people that like to destroy thinks and tag things that are not theirs. Most patients are not allowed to become that violent the staff are at the patient's side to provent him or her from harming another patient or themselfs. and them they are put in the quite room and give medication and or restrains until they have commed down.
i love the "howdy" sticker. marvellous.
I'm pretty sure that this is the security room (seen in the previous picture; if you look closely, I think the broken glass is visible in the far end of the earlier picture). A patient's cell wouldn't have had so much glass, which could easily be turned into a weapon.
on the right sidw behind the glass above the name howdy,there is a hand and a sleeve,the hand is extended out and the fingers are open pointing towards the left the left! do you see it?
It's like the same sort of glass used in zoos
holy chocolate starfish, I havent seen anything people pointed out as "supernatural" or whatever until that hand JJ mentioned... I frigging SEE it!
i was there before it was gone
Possibly a reflection? :
howdy.

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