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Yes peering over the edge of the open elevator shaft from the topmost floor possible is always a bit unnerving!
There are tons of messages written on the walls of MCS by someone under the moniker of "Catfish."
That's crazy about the guy falling down the elevator shaft in the other building. You won't see me ever looking down one of those things. Great photo.. though sad to see what it's become.
I've been a lurker but not a poster yet. I'm from Detroit and while I haven't had the cojones to actually explore the giant array of abandoned buildings we have (like, all of them lol) I study them and their history, especially MCS. "Catfish" was a guy who was living in the train station in the 90s because he was homeless. He's no longer there, apparently he pulled his act together, got a job, and is now doing okay. So there is an answer to your Catfish mystery (Btw, you do amazing work).