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This episode includes descriptions of physical and sexual violence.

Listener discretion is advised.

In unincorporated Santa Fe County, roughly 15 miles south of New Mexico's capital city,

sits a large facility. Today, it is mostly abandoned,

but it was once a state-of-the-art facility constructed to house New Mexico's worst and most violent inmates.

You may know this set from famous films or TV productions.

Most notably, the film was used as the primary filming location for the mid-2000s Adam Sandler football comedy, The Longest Yard,

where it was rented for $1,000 a day by the production company.

That is a pretty regular cost, as the facility has also been used to film all the pretty horses,

a Kormac McCarthy adaptation, and the hunt for Bin Laden, where, funnily enough,

the set acted as a stand-in for Pakistan.

In most of these productions, the filming crews have made note of odd, unexplained phenomenon during their stay there,

things like doors closing mysteriously, loud disturbing noises in the hallways, stuff like that.

This has even led some to claim that this facility is haunted.

Surprisingly enough, they have a reason to believe so.

You see, this building, which was closed in November of 1998,

was the site of a violent uprising, which resulted in hundreds being hospitalized,

and left dozens dead in its wake.

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