It's now time for just the terror with Nick Guerra. I'm now a resident at the North Texas State Hospital in Wichita Falls, Texas.

Now that I've revealed where I am, you should be able to guess where I was.

I no longer fear for my safety and therefore have no need to obscure my location.

I have a sneaking suspicion that it was meant to die at Smithfield at the hands of Dr.

Summers, whether in the form of an experiment gone bad or in my room as a suicide.

He knew that he was largely in control of the review board process and could basically keep

patience there as long as he chose, free to perform whatever experiments he wanted until he had used them up.

If it hadn't been for Sarah fighting back against Victor, I don't believe I would have ever left.

I owe her my life.

The facility here is quite a bit different. There are no large

fences or guard towers protecting the perimeter, just a small four foot fence that would only

stop the most geriatric of patients.

There are guard stations at the entrances for checking people in and out of the campus,

but otherwise a determined patient could escape pretty easily.

I'll answer the question you're currently asking yourself.

Yes, I could leave at any time.

I could hop a fence and hitch a ride right out of here,

but that would only cause more problems.

If I was caught, I'd probably be transferred back to Smithfield for being a flight risk.

No, too risky. I need my life back and I'm willing to continue patiently working the system to accomplish that.

Besides, I won't be here long.

I've been told that most patients stay here less than 30 days.

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