Former Nurse SPEAKS UP About PATIENT ABUSE At Haunted ASYLUM (The Truth Is DISGUSTING) 

Hello everyone my name is Tracy I'm the women in the video. Wanted to say thank you for all the nice comments and the people with negative comments I won't even waste my time addressing them. I had no idea one day on my lunch break I would be talking to such awesome people they are the ones that are great and the stuff they do. I didn't lose my job for this because the place I work at has nothing to do with central state. Even though it wasn't the best place to work I loved what I did everyone there normal or needed a little extra help deserves respect and to know someone loves them very much I made sure they had a great day and great care every day I worked again thank you guys again

Im disabled due to ptsd, anxiety, depression, agoraphobia, numerous phobias...and when i watch things like this....and realize this would have been my life...i get actual chills down my spine. Ive had multiple stints in mental facilities and none of them were bad...i learned a lot...did a lot of art projects and met people that were just like me which is nice when you feel like youre alone. These massive facilities are terrifying

The councilman was shifty, he didn't make eye contact and his eyes were looking down alot, looking from side to side. That's the signs of liar.

You can tell she's been through a lot in her life, hope you gave her a hug from all us. Can't wait for part 2

As a recently retired nurse, all I can say is God Bless her🙏🏼💜 I've worked with a lot of developmentally disabled individuals and saw some very interesting things ,but hats off to her !

Great interview Colin. I'm glad I rewatched this because I missed a lot the first time around a few days ago. Seems like she has been wanting to share her lived ghost experience for a while and think she appreciated you not judging her or being dismissive. From everything she shared I think she and her daughter have the psychic gift. Just horrific what used to go on in mental institutions and the unspeakable decision soldiers have no choice but to make during war time to stay alive. I just want to thank her for the bravery it took to share her story. Look forward to part two.

That was an intense interview. She did an amazing job. My heart goes out to her, it takes a very strong person to do the job that she is doing. Stay safe guys, much love and blessings from the Piney Woods.

This interview was AMAZING! I'm so glad you guys caught her. Bless her heart for sharing her experiences with all of us. I want to thank you for her service, and for her stories and for caring for people who know one else wants to care for.

Those pictures, the stories about the abuse, it all just breaks my heart, really hope they are at peace now

I don't even have words to express how sickened and disgusted I feel that so much unconscionable abuse took place in this facility. Those poor souls... My heart breaks for them. I can't even begin to imagine how incredibly difficult it must have been for that nurse; bless her heart to infinity for having the courage to speak up... I hope the spirits can find peace...

Wow what a brave woman to openly tell her story like this. Sending her much love 🖤

The honesty that comes out of this woman is unquestionable. She is a true warrior. She fought battles in the physical world as well as the spiritual world

See, I told my husband people forget their age for a moment sometimes. He said he’s never forgotten his age. 34 and 42 is a big difference, so yeah, it happens

That was Amazing! Hats off to the Paranormal Files! Can't wait for part two. Also many prayers for her and the kids.

Just WOW!! Her stories are insane! She needs to publish a book or be on TV! I am out of words!

I hope she doesn't loose her job for doing this interview.

I sounds like the kids from overseas followed her home. They probably understood she truly cared about them. That could have brought the other spirits to her as well.

This woman is one powerful lady, she's definitely ment to be on this earth to make a difference...love her interview 🇦🇺👍

So sad when the nurse was reminiscing about her active duty in Iraq. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🌹🌹☮️☮️💚💚💖💖. Love and peace for all humankind 💛🧡💛🧡💛🧡💛🧡

I grew up around Central State. it’s very haunting even being nearby, people usually exaggerate when saying you can feel unease around places like that, but when you are at those abandoned buildings, it’s like you can feel the aura or something. it’s wild

The synchronicity of this woman sitting in the right place at the right time for you to document the truth so many have tried to hide is chilling.

What an explosively informative interview from an obviously exceptional care giver. Thanks for the inside, close up & personal video of that sad place in history. Take care, love & revel in your life! 🙋‍♀️💜✌

What a lovely treat for this horrible wet day hope you and your lovely lady are well keep up the amazing work ❤❤❤❤

I’m so glad they’re people like this in health care that can speak out on these awful wrong doings. I’m sure it took her so long to come forward for fear of what the towns people would say and of course, at the time because of her job there at central state. Thanks for making her comfortable enough to open up to us Colin! Much love from Tennessee. And prayers to all those people who was treated so cruel and I hope they passed onto a better place 💜

Gotta give her mad props for telling her stories & not caring about what other’s think. She knows it true & that’s what matters. Stay Spooky 👻 👻

I worked at a home for the "criminally insane" a few years ago and didn't stay long. I was night shift and I've never seen anything so disturbing. I have PTSD and it's very hard to talk about. They have since been shut down due to negligence and abuse. This brings back so many things for me and I feel so incredibly sad for her to have gone through things like that too❤️🙏 I know for a fact that the place was haunted then and it's now abandoned and I can't imagine how many restless spirits or energies are still there. It was honestly terrifying. If this wasn't down south I would think it's the same place by the story. Building is totally different too but I can't stop thinking about it now...

Mad respect to this woman God bless her for her courage and strength

They should make a series for Netflix on her story.

Some of these patients were criminally insane. I avoided mental institutions like the plague when I was a nurse. They frightened me. These violent patients have hurt staff & other patients. I don’t think some of these institutions didn’t know how or care enough to know how to handle them. I didn’t like working with the mentally ill. It takes a very special nurse or doctor to be able to work with these people & it is a calling not just a paycheck. Yes, I am very sure there was abuse. You have some staff that had mental problems themselves. Drug & alcohol issues. No compassion nor patience. There is a lot of paranormal activity in these places & hospitals in general.

Wow! Amazing interview Colin. It’s mind blowing to hear of the atrocities that took place in facilities that were meant to “help treat” the mentally insane, disabled, and people that these days are treated ‘out-patient’ with medication, and therapy. This woman is a extremely brave, and caring individual. I have tons of respect for her and others like her that give all they have to be the glimmer of hope and happiness for the people that were stuck inside places like these. It takes a lot out of a person...mentally, physically, and spiritually to see what these patients were put thru. Especially for someone like her who is very obviously a very empathetic and caring soul. Not everyone can do what she does and still able to show love and compassion for the people being treated there. I hope she doesn’t get any flack for doing this interview. She is a very brave soul, and I commend her for being honest and standing up for what is right for the people who she watches over. God bless her and the souls that went thru the tortures she described. I pray that it only continues to get better for the afflicted souls still in the facilities there, that we are able to continue to find better treatments and medicines to help these people without hurting them. The part she spoke about the cannibalism that went on while she was there gave me chills..especially putting human meat in spaghetti? It really made me wonder what people allowed this to happen? I don’t KNOW, but it seems to me that the people who made the food, would most likely be staff, and not the patients, so the staff knew, yet still served this food to the people there. It’s mind boggling and crazy to imagine what else went on there that she didn’t see. I pray those souls stuck there are able to find peace in their afterlife.

Wow, that's incredible and disgusting to hear that actually Cannibalism was going on there

I would love for you to do a second or third interview, this lady has a lot of stories to tell! Def one of the best interviews I’ve ever seen

I love nurses. My mom has been a nurse for over 30 years and she does nothing but give. It's incredible the amount of heart she has. Through breast cancer, hip and knee issues, she still cares so much about all her patients. Strong woman. Thank this woman for her service.

Colin you seriously need to enter into a film festival man. Your good my dude & you very clearly have a true passion for film making & deserve to be recognized for your hard work. My cousin entered one back in 2009 and actually did pretty good & was well received. You have something special my friend...

Thank you Tracy, you are a brave woman!!! 🙌🏻 🙏🏻

Very interesting interview, I especially liked the extra bits not in the pt1 video from Wednesday. I think this lady has been through a great deal of hardship and pain in her life; having to kill kids cannot be pleasant and I get the feeling it's weighing heavily on her mind and soul. It's good that she's now able to help people. Colin, just a small request: could you possibly lower the volume of your background music a bit? I'm hearing impaired and it would help people like me if the volume were a smidge lower. Thanks!

I sure hope this strong woman has a good Dr and group to help her, it's so apparent how much she hurts and it's heartbreaking.

I question this woman's claim of military service for so many reasons... great storyteller though...

R.I.P. TO EVERY SPIRT HAVE ALOT OF PEACE & LOVE 🙏🙏🙏🙏

This was amazing. She might be a sensitive, and a strong one at that! The spirits felt her sensitivity and compassion, and maybe followed her home! Great video! Can't wait for the second part! Love ya! 😉💕👍

You have made something awesome here Colin. The truth shall always be told. ❤️ Kristina Sweden

My mom worked at CSH in Indianapolis for almost 10 years. They are ALL haunted snd were HORRIFIC.

Fabulous interview telling the true nature of our past and how the disabled were treated.

what a intense interview. She was very laid back about it all. Great job Colin.

Omg this brakes my heart 💔This is painful to watch. Pictures of those people 💔Thanks Colin🤘😀👻

Such a caring lady and so selfless to tell these poor souls story

Thanks for your testimony Mrs. Tracy, God's got your back and ours fam HELLO from Houston Texas stay strong and healthy and laugh 💙,we love you so much dear friend.

I'm really glad you shared the entirety of the interview it was very interesting Wednesday and now I'm fixing to watch it now the rest of it thanks

I have no words. I’m disabled after working in the medical field for over 40 years and thought I had seen or heard everything. I haven’t. God bless her , I wouldn’t have had the strength mentally to cope with such things.

Ouuuu yayyy two videos in one week!!!! Excited to watch this one!! 🥳🥳 THANKS COLIN & PAPA SPOOKS❤️

What a difference of a story extremely sad and horrific of what they went threw there, great interview Colin 👍 seeing her was ment to be 😉 ❤✌ CALI🌴

Wow, that interview was insane!!!! Thank you miss for sharing such in depth stories!! I can't believe such horrible conditions persisted for so long. May the patients find peace. 💕

Colin, you know how to ask all the right questions thats for 👍 sure excellent interview. Tracey,thank you for your service 🙏 ❤ happy memorial day folks.God bless America 🇺🇸

Thank you for your service!! I cried as you told your story! I will pray for you sweetie, and your family! God Bless you

Bless Tracey for the work she does and did do at this facility! I can't even imagine the amount of stress and anxiety this lady deals with. One strong and beautiful human being!

This was an awesome interview !!!! This girl is a wealth of information and she speaks so well!!! I hope you interview her further !!!

I hope that lady did not get into trouble for talking to you she seems really nice and genuine!

A cage? Omg. That's horrible

That is crazy ! I would have hated to work there ! It is so sad to hear that some people do not respect mental illness patients for they are sick individuals and need to be cared for regardless . Great interview . I just hope that that brave nurse doesn’t get in trouble for opening up about what really happened ....so courageous . Love as always 🥰

I loved this one, heard about that place from people and it sure is sinister. Keep the series coming! As always love you spooky fam ❤️

Knowing that people with mental health issues (people like ME) were treated like this really breaks my heart. I’ve been in psych hospitals (as a patient and as an employee, believe it or not) and honestly, we still have so much work to do. We’ve come so far in the mental health field and we’re finally starting to treat people like human beings with legitimate illnesses, but I’ve seen so much negligence and unethical practices being put into place because lots of people and even some professionals don’t treat us like we’re people. Mental illness is scary to witness but I can guarantee you it is scarier to experience. Colin, thank you for these videos. My skin crawled hearing about how these people were treated but it made me feel even more sick when the dude in charge was talking about how everyone was treated with dignity and that they did good work there. I’m sure many people had good intentions but good lord, institutions like this were horrifying for centuries, even being terrible as recently as the past 50 years. Thanks for exposing this, I think the people who were basically imprisoned here have some sort of justice now because you interviewed this brave woman. I hate that so many of these patients are probably stuck here because they were buried in unmarked graves after being tortured in life...sorry, but again about the guy in charge; you think that a dignified funeral and death rites makes up for a life spent being abused? That doesn’t sit right with me, at all. At least acknowledge what happened. Thank you again Colin, great videos.

Great interview Tracie (Tracy?). You can tell you've got a big heart. Thank you for your service. Much love. God Bless you and your family.

What a great interview and amazing lady. X

So glad you posted the entire interview! I 100% believe her, I’ve had a personal experience with the “tall dark man in the hat” and it was terrifying! It has stuck with me for 25 years, after it happened I found out my family dog died and my Dad had cancer. Awful warning! I hope she keeps an eye on that at home 👀

I was a patient at central state hospital in either 2002-03 when I was in my early teens. I remember this woman if I remember right it was right after I was put in a ward she basically told me not to cause any waves if I wanted to get out but she was very kind...and day shift people were assholes. I was only there for about a week the hospital where lived had me admitted to central state and had mislead my mother into signing papers giving up her parental rights. Somehow she fought against it and got me out in a week. I was taken by police escort in the middle of the night and it was already a ghost town then. Not a nice place very happy to be on the outside.

Great one again Colin and Jeff!

Thumbs up liked and comment, before watching, because my boy is that good! *Stay Spooky Fam*

Love getting an education on some history. COLIN you get the best guest speaker. 💯💯💯💯💯💯⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

wow she's experienced a lot,amazing interview can't wait for part 2

What a beautiful lady and amazing story. Bless her 💜 Thank you for sharing her story. I love it how she forgot her age reminds me of me as I do that a lot too!

Yeah that was an awesome interview. Although when she said she's not sure why the Paranormal and had been following her, probably because one she's probably a psychic medium and doesn't know how to go about idolizing that and the proper way. Although she is in a not scared to do what she's doing for one so that that right there is a great start + 2 like she said a lot of people don't want to talk about it because they don't want to be deemed crazy well the more people that hear talk about it out in the open and other people experience with their experiencing right there will show that they are not crazy. But yeah that was a damn good interview I can't wait for part 2

My mother in law and sister in law worked for Penn pennhurst until it was shut down the stories they had were things nightmares were made of

The state hospital I was in back in the 70s was nothing compared to this hospital,unfortunately alot of abuse happens in state hospitals,the hospital I was in is demolished now(skillman nj)

Wow, I was born and raised in a little town called Metter about 20-30 min away from there and I remember in middle school we would joke about anyone acting crazy getting sent to the hospital in Milledgeville. Little did we know how bad it was. Mad respect to this brave lady and thank you for your service! Edit: Colin, I’m old enough to be your Mom (have a 28 yr daughter) and I love Suicideboy…Materialism as a means to an end is my current favorite.I was listening to it the other day in the car with my 20 yr old son and he was like damn Mom, this shit hits hard. So I guess I’m still cool 😎

Look at the journalist in you, awesome interview! This is so crazy and sad, but unfortunately not all that shocking. It's very interesting how stories like these at other asylums have broken open yet the people at Central State seem to be trying hard to keep it quiet... Great job getting to the truth! The episode was great also and I CANNOT WAIT for Part 2!

This is so important

So is the guy going to get mad at her perhaps fire her for talking about all this? Is he in a position to do that? I sure hope not! I mean doesn't he "own" all these buildings and run all this, where she's working, still?

I sourly in a State Hospital, and it is a Level 5 Forensic Hospital. Basically that means we have some very bad people who are criminally insane. I have seen some SHIT! This hospital was opened in the 1950’s. One day, when this hospital is vacant, it will be well worth exploring. 👍🏻 The stories I have are beyond belief. Someday I’ll be able to share those stories like this lady did.

Colin,Did great on the insane asylum in Millegeville,GA.That nurse had seen alot of harsh ways that people got treated in there,they were cruel to them.Thanks for video From Morrow,GA.My aunt Lois is buried in Millegeville,GA.

Got creepy when she said the dark figure had a hat. I have people in my family that have had similar experiences and they all said the most noticeable thing they remember is the figure having a top hat...

I went to the asylum campus to explore a year ago now, and it’s such a VERY interesting experience. You can feel the spirts there . I went to the cemetery and I have an audio of someone speaking to me. They’re rebuilding the main building to make it a museum, I hope to go there when it’s fully finished.

Fantastic interview Colin ,you have certainly come a long way 😉🦋💞

My God! What a terrifying, saddening, beautiful, and paranormal interview with this very kind and knowledgeable woman. This was probably the best true, raw, and real interview I have ever witnessed.. bless her heart for her love and strength.. yet also for her courage to Speak up and allow you to interview her With the real truth. Most people wouldn’t !! Hats of to this courageous woman for telling her story .. sheer brilliance, as the layers unfold for the REAL STORY !

Such a brave lady from her service in Iraq to her time working at the Asylum. She has a tender heart and never forget the poor innocent children that had no choice but to be part of war🙏🏻

Like the way he gives the history behind the building

this is so horrifying :c I'm so glad that mental institutions are slightly better now but nowhere near as well off as they could be. I'm glad she had the openness to share her stories with you. Thank you for the content. I've been away for a bit and I'm so glad to be back and watching your videos again. Much love form North Dakota. Stay spooky

Wow that was intense

Half way through watching hope you and your dad are ok after this. Bless you both. ,,,,,,,,stay spooky!........

Been excited for this!!! Much Love Colin❤

OMG! I’m going to be getting ready to go out of town Wednesday but you can bet I’ll be watching your video!! I can barely wait! I’m sure it will be a nail biter! Seriously 😳, I can’t remember when I’ve been so excited about a coming video!!! You and Poppa Spooks are doing a really first rate, bang up job!!!! Please keep doing what you’re doing!!! Love ❤️ 🥰💖👍💝😘😘💗😵‍💫

Thanks for the video. I really enjoyed it.

For a moment i thought the nurse was a spirit when you said "sitting in the gazebo in the cemetery in scrubs ", especially when she got her age wrong, i expected it to be the age she died....but then she explained she worked in a facility there...i didnt realise there was still a building in use....silly me.

Learning a lot and enjoying your videos. 💯

AWESOME INTERVIEW COLIN🔥🔥🔥Can’t wait for the next episode 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Hey Colin That was awesome great interview & pt1 was awesome too can’t wait for Wednesday now dude x Take care Stay Safe & God Bless x 🙏🏽💙🤘🏽✊🏽🤘🏽

Watching things about old asylums and how people were treated has always been so interesting to me in one of those, could have been me kind of ways. I have undifferentiated schizophrenia so, As someone who is spent some time in a mental health facility these are definitely wild to watch and always make me feel sorry for the people who were subjected to these kinds of conditions when all they needed was true help and care

Brilliant interview. Awesome video thanks Colin 👍🏻🌸

Awesome interview.This Nurse is brave for working in that place.RIP to those who lost their lives.

That gal has her stuff together! Lol. Love this episode your da best👏😊👹🇺🇸. It was hard to watch pt. 1 at first. My great gma died in asylum over in Detroit M. I realize how hard her life could have been. The historical is a major eye opener!

Here it is like said! About to go to work, will be tuning in after for sure!! Thanks colin! The part we saw past Wednesday was interesting enough, but the full interview is going to be even more!