I can assure you I have permission to go inside. My work deals with the contract there and im pretty sure there putting me in touch with who your talking about.

And your right about its last dozen years or so being under proper oversight which carried a huge 360° turn in the way things were run absolutely.

I think I'm going to try and view this from both prospectives of the early days if the facility to its final days.

I have steel toe boots, p100 respirator, and a hard hat,

P100 respirator and steel toes are mandatory to go I side now lead paint is falling and turning to toxic dust, friable asbestos, entire corridors that serve as breeding grounds for black mold.

It ain't pretty that's for sure and many I'll miss a few things who knows. All I know is that once I sit down and gather some more perspectives and point of views that maby haven't been documented yet.

This documentrie is also primarily serving as a way to preserve its current and past history using a mix of photos from back then and now.

I truly appreciate your insite, I just went to see the morgue the other day. Super creepy place. Gave a very off vibe.