There are a large number of people who enjoy the idea of believing and chasing ghosts and ghost’s tales, and this fanbase is one that seems to grow by leaps and bounds every single year. Are they real, or aren’t they, that is the question? Waverly Hills is one of the most fascinating buildings to be found that stores within its walls many horrible and pain filled memories of a time where it seemed to continuously consume 100’s of lives. Let's see what might have caused all these tragic deaths.
It's a place where the smell of death is hidden, and where the painful screams are still in the air.
Very heavy, probably.
There is still the shadow of death on its walls ...
Since there was no cure for tuberculosis in those days, anyone who caught this disease was brought to this hospital in a sense to be separated away from society.
With the constant increase in the number of patients and the inability to find a solution, the patients started to lose their minds and started suffering.
These dead patients were taken to the burial site through the tunnels known as the 490-foot (150-meter Death Tunnel), one of the most famous parts of the hospital.
They were buried by passing through the death tunnel.
The same problems persisted, as well as suicides of the patients.
In the 20 years, dozens of people committed suicide, and they never recovered their mental balance ...
Many people claimed that the souls of the people who died in the hospital were still wandering in the corridors.
They added that they heard the painful screams in the morning.
Spooked: The Ghosts of Waverly Hills is a horror film about events that took place in the hospital.
That is, 63,000 people seeking treatment at the Waverly Hills hospital were left to die, they were forced to commit suicide or they lost their minds.