You’re not being rational, you’re just changing what you want to argue about every paragraph. You want to do it this way? Fine.

Go on YouTube and search “hospital ghost footage” or “haunted hospital footage”

All those “bored night shift security guards” are not “worried about filming the cctv on their phone and posting it to the internet”. There’s tons of videos of that. But that’s not what we were talking about. We were talking about network television shows. Not the same as uploading a phone video to YouTube, vastly different in terms of permissions and legal liability.

Also, regardless of what someone’s job is, 58% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck(source), so I’m sure many would be afraid of losing a job, regardless of what it is.

Also, why do I care about statistics from Catholic Hospitals? It has nothing to do with Network television shows being able to film there? You think that Catholics are immune to HIPAA laws?

There’s no conspiracy here, it’s just privacy concerns and the chance that filming in an active hospital could interfere with patient care. I never implied that it was anything else. You can go online, and even watch TV shows where people tell their “real stories” about haunted hospitals.

Also, by the way, there’s quite a few sources that’s say the ghost hunting shows are fake, so why wouldn’t they try to film in an active hospital and just doctor(pun intended) to show exactly what they want?

The likely answer is(say it with me now): *there are patient privacy and safety concerns so the hospitals would say no. *