My now infamous video as seen on Inside Edition: www.insideedition.com Loooooong story, but the point is I got to spend five fun-filled days in a psychiatric hospital (a jail where they send crazy people) and I lived to tell about it! It was probably the most fucked up experience of my life, and yet for some reason I miss that place. Mostly I miss all the good drugs they gave me. Anyway, despite having all my shit taken away from me I still managed to smuggle my digital camera in so HA! Now I have video proof of the living conditions I had to endure. And just so that I never have to answer these questions again: Q: How did you get your camera in there? A: I had a guest bring me my digital camera during a visitation. I was allowed private visitations and took full advantage of that. The hospital did not allow guests into the actual ward--they were only allowed into a special visitation room--so I needed to find another way of showing them what my living conditions were like inside. I took the cam in my pocket from the visitation area back to my room, shot the video and then returned it to my guest for them to see and take back home with them. Once I was released, I uploaded the video onto YT! The rest is history. I never had any idea so many people would be interested in this video, it's surprising. Q: Were you locked in that room? A: No. I know I called it my "jail cell" in the video, but that's only because it looked and felt like a jail cell. I was allowed to leave the ...
Saturday, October 13, 2012
My trip to the mental ward
My trip to the mental ward Video Clips. Duration : 1.67 Mins.
My now infamous video as seen on Inside Edition: www.insideedition.com Loooooong story, but the point is I got to spend five fun-filled days in a psychiatric hospital (a jail where they send crazy people) and I lived to tell about it! It was probably the most fucked up experience of my life, and yet for some reason I miss that place. Mostly I miss all the good drugs they gave me. Anyway, despite having all my shit taken away from me I still managed to smuggle my digital camera in so HA! Now I have video proof of the living conditions I had to endure. And just so that I never have to answer these questions again: Q: How did you get your camera in there? A: I had a guest bring me my digital camera during a visitation. I was allowed private visitations and took full advantage of that. The hospital did not allow guests into the actual ward--they were only allowed into a special visitation room--so I needed to find another way of showing them what my living conditions were like inside. I took the cam in my pocket from the visitation area back to my room, shot the video and then returned it to my guest for them to see and take back home with them. Once I was released, I uploaded the video onto YT! The rest is history. I never had any idea so many people would be interested in this video, it's surprising. Q: Were you locked in that room? A: No. I know I called it my "jail cell" in the video, but that's only because it looked and felt like a jail cell. I was allowed to leave the ...
My now infamous video as seen on Inside Edition: www.insideedition.com Loooooong story, but the point is I got to spend five fun-filled days in a psychiatric hospital (a jail where they send crazy people) and I lived to tell about it! It was probably the most fucked up experience of my life, and yet for some reason I miss that place. Mostly I miss all the good drugs they gave me. Anyway, despite having all my shit taken away from me I still managed to smuggle my digital camera in so HA! Now I have video proof of the living conditions I had to endure. And just so that I never have to answer these questions again: Q: How did you get your camera in there? A: I had a guest bring me my digital camera during a visitation. I was allowed private visitations and took full advantage of that. The hospital did not allow guests into the actual ward--they were only allowed into a special visitation room--so I needed to find another way of showing them what my living conditions were like inside. I took the cam in my pocket from the visitation area back to my room, shot the video and then returned it to my guest for them to see and take back home with them. Once I was released, I uploaded the video onto YT! The rest is history. I never had any idea so many people would be interested in this video, it's surprising. Q: Were you locked in that room? A: No. I know I called it my "jail cell" in the video, but that's only because it looked and felt like a jail cell. I was allowed to leave the ...
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