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Haunted Road

The Hospital of Death

Haunted Road

iHeartPodcasts and Grim & Mild

True Crime, Society & Culture

4.73.1K Ratings

🗓️ 9 April 2025

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

In Tooele, Utah, a shuttered medical facility sits right next to a graveyard. Now a well known haunted attraction, many feel the fear of its patrons are feeding activity that's truly paranormal in nature.

Special Guest: Richard Estep 

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0:00.0

Welcome to Haunted Road, a production of IHeart Radio and Grimm and Mild from Aaron Manky.

0:07.1

Listener discretion is advised.

0:13.1

What happens when you turn a haunted building into a haunted attraction?

0:19.1

I've investigated many a building with a paranormal reputation that was also used as a haunted attraction. I've investigated many a building with a paranormal reputation that was also

0:23.8

used as a haunted house during the fall season. For a few hours every night, these locations,

0:31.0

already buzzing with spiritual energy, are filled with thrill seekers. They're nervous, terrified energy permeating every crack in the wall

0:41.2

and every dark corner they turn toward. Their screams echo non-stop, unending, until the last guest

0:50.7

walks out the exit door at closing time. Then the animatronics are turned off,

0:56.7

the actors wipe off their garish makeup, hang up their blood-stained costumes, and head home. And then

1:03.7

the space is silent. Or is it? I'm Amy Bruni, and this is Haunted Road. In Tuella, Utah, a single-story brick

1:16.9

medical facility sits right next to a graveyard. The rounded entrance is covered in glass windows,

1:23.7

and the words Asylum 49 are scratched over the double doors out front. The interior

1:29.9

beyond the foyer is largely dark and windowless with fluorescent lighting overhead. The structure has

1:36.4

all of the rooms that you'd expect to find in a hospital, a maternity ward, an ER, staff lounges, locker

1:43.9

rooms, and a conference room.

1:46.1

That said, you might not recognize the conference room if you were to visit it today.

1:50.5

It's dressed to look like a chapel, and I'll cover why later on.

1:55.0

The main hallway runs from one side of the building to the other,

1:58.5

but one offshoot corridor dubbed the Green Mile has sterile,

2:02.6

greenish-blue flooring, and a never-ending string of doorways.

2:06.6

The building is known alternatively as either the Tuwela Valley Hospital or Asylum 49.

2:13.6

I haven't found a historical record to verify this, but the hospital might have begun its existence as a single residence home.

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