What's up you guys? I'm Haley and this is Inhuman a true crime podcast. All right, welcome back everybody. It is once again just me, Haley, as Andrea is still

covering recovering from her medical emergency medical procedure that she had

done. She is doing okay all things considered. She appreciates all the love and

messages that you guys have sent but she is unable to record still and is still recovering so it's just me today

But we're going to be talking about a very interesting story today. We are going to be talking about a case that was

suggested by one of our listeners and I had never heard of it and it's super interesting and I was

like hooked as soon as I started researching it.

So this is the history and hauntings of the Marlboro State psychiatric hospital in Monmouth County,

New Jersey.

And I am having so much trouble saying the word

Marlboro.

I don't know why, just for some reason,

the L-to-B transition is really troubling for me.

So just know I'm doing my best, but I apologize if it sounds weird when I'm saying Marlboro.

The Marlboro psychiatric Hospital was a public hospital in New Jersey operated by the state and it was

run for 67 years providing long-term treatment for adults and children.

It operated through World War II, several employee strikes, and the hospital was riddled

with allegations of abuse and neglect and hospital escapes.

It was ultimately demolished in 2015, but to this day, some say the land the hospital once sat

on remains haunted, and a graveyard with over 900

patients still remains just across the street. Construction on what was

originally called the Hillsdale Asylum at Wicantuck

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