Abandoned Lunatic Asylum Exploration - Home of the Sadistic Dr. DeJarnette
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Had such a good time hanging out with you man. So glad i was able to escape that mirror.
Ha! Transdimensional portals are a real problem in abandoned buildings
Please contact me.I was there at 13yo and have stories.
@@TheCarpetbagger contact me about Dejarnette.was there at 13yo.
I enjoy both your vlogs and Jacobs. You fellas are so sweet, and I love your vlogs. Keep up the good work!
its nice to see someone touring places like these with an actual sense of humor instead of being so serious all the time lol
Molly Ruyle well you should be serious at Stuff like that
For some reason the "spray paint" graffiti really made me laugh.
This is actually dejarnettes sanatorium. The original western state hospital (with the spiral staircase) has been turned into a hotel and condos. Dejarnette opened this after he was replaced as director of western state in the 30’s. It later became a children’s hospital.
If I remember correctly, Joseph DeJarnette himself had no children. I like to think that's karma.
I read or heard somewhere that at night Dr. D can be heard walking the halls dragging his chains. Given what he was responsible for, those chains must be exceptionally long.
Perhaps this would be a good place for one of Jon's overnighters. LOL
Patty Gadberry he probably didn't want any lol
First , thanks for keeping it "REAL" Carpetbagger! Second, great explore! Real life is scary enough as this video clearly shows . Great footage! A person can easily imagine the horrors these poor patients must have endured. The building is like a depressing tribute to the lives of the victims this mad doctor tortured in life.
Thank you
To bad people tag so much. They ruin the experience I think. Never go to places like this without someone with you. Stay safe!
It hurts my heart seeing these horrific places, but its also good to have the history and it should be preserved , to show how bad things once were and how far things have progressed how we should never let it happen again.
It really wasn't all that long ago when it was open and the result of closing places like this...
All the craziness you see in the world that people accept as the norm... It's a whole lot crazier than a lot of the people that I was locked up with in this place. It's not like TV when you see people running around pulling their hair out or foaming at the mouth that's all Hollywood crap. Most of the people in this asylum were normal everyday people. Most were just depressed and wanted to kill themselves like myself. It's what we experienced while we were there that makes it bad. Being doped up on medication and I don't mean small amounts I mean three handfuls of various kinds of pills everyday. Not being able to use the bathroom properly not knowing if you were coming or going alive dead asleep and in a dream state or wide awake. Constantly having syringes stuck into you drawing blood for blood analysis constantly being fed food that look like vomit tasted like it and smelled like it too. I lost a buttload of weight in this place because I lived off a cereal and bread... I tried to commit suicide when I was around 13 or 14. You do stuff like that you don't get to just go home. This place is scary looking now but it was just as scary living in this place not knowing if you were ever going to get out. All of this of course was a lifetime ago... For those of you who have never lived in a place like this you just don't have any idea and be thankful that in your crazy life somebody with seniority hasn't decided to consider you too crazy to live out in the world and locks you up against your will in a place like this. Nowadays they don't do anything like that they just allow you to run around making TikTok videos and preach about transgenderism and being multiple different sexes and blah blah blah.. yeah back in the '70s '80s and '90s you'd have been incarcerated in a place like this. And there would be no screaming about it because they would beat you half to death and inject you full of something that made you go night night. If there was any true justice in the world y'all would burn this place to the ground and build something useful over top of it. Nothing good comes to mind when I think of this place.
@@SIN3JASON I like your perspective, any more stories to tell?
Hey! I used to live in Staunton. In fact I lived right down to road to this place. Always wanted to go inside it. You should do the haunted tunnel in Lexington and see if you can catch a glimpse of the ghost of Gen. Jackson and his brigade at VMI
Just so you know... my Grandfather died of Pulmonary Fibrosis, which is caused by Asbestos exposure. He was on oxygen 3+ times a day and coughed up dark red blood several times a day. He was 70 when he died.
How does this have anything to do with an insane asylum?
@@hansandhispanzerfaust6236 if you watched the video you can clearly hear carpetbagger comment on the amount of asbestos in there.
@@brandenbeair8714 ik
My husband is dying from Pulmonary Fibrosis and it was not caused by asbestos. He uses oxygen around the clock. He said it was the fumes from working on electronic equipment for many years that messed up his lungs. Anyway, I can remember growing up my dad talking about DeJarnette, he said it was a “prison for kids”, a horrible place that should’ve been shut down..
I love it Jake... you are in a lunatic asylum, you enter the rainbow room and exclaim: "It's insane!" lol
wish youtube had a love button
That place looks seriously creepy! Great video!
Thank you so much for this! Reminds me of your earlier videos, and that's how I got hooked! Please do more explorations.
Hi Carpetbagger u always cheer us up seeing yr happy face....even if it's a spooky place !
John! Looks like this place is hooligan central. Free hugs in the walk in cooler is the best.
1:12 gets the award for least imaginative vandalism of all-time
It would be something else if someone just jumped out in the hallway. That is one spooky place.
Awesome filming there Jacob, how brave were you guys to descend those stairs into the darkness. Brilliant !!!!!. xx
I had no idea that you were in my neck of the woods! That is one nasty place there! You would not believe the number of tourists that get fascinated by those buildings.
Its so cool that you guys cooperate shooting locations. Dan Bell, Brian Sterowski, and you do really well as an example of cooperation, rather than competition. I love Wonder Hussy too. Take care!
DVincentW wonder hussy is AWESOME
Just found your channel! So interesting!
Great video carpetbagger you should do more urbex videos . Get your self a respirator though that asbestos is bad stuff . 👍👍👍👍👍👍
BLUE ON BLUE RACING my dad worked around that stuff and ended up passing from lung cancer!! It’s very serious stuff and can cause major lung and breathing problems!!
I don't know why but Asylums have always fascinated me...but then again most morbid things do fascinate me...also I'm getting major AHS Asylum vibes...
This was before it was shut down in the early 1990s was a Children's mental hospital. I had a friend who was placed here by Social Services. He had some absolutely horrifying stories about the Dejarnette center, when it was at it worse in 1991.
Holy S***. That place was still open in 1991? That's scary as hell.
Any you care to share?
Beautiful building tragic past
If there is anything there it might follow you home. Be careful in places like that, Love both shows, you guys are cool.
Carpetbagger goes dark
I live very close to Staunton, its not pronounced how it sounds though. Us locals actually pronounce it as Stanton. The U is basically silent.
Places like this are terribly sad, and yet some of the words left behind are full of wisdom. But definitely keep a respirator on hand in places like this.
I would of had lots of sage smudge sticks to cleanse the place but I definitely would of gone inside!
Excellent video. A little bit different from regular roadside attractions
Y'all are HILLARIOUS...Enjoy this crew so much.
Eugenics is a nasty business! Great job! I am adding this one to our new video in the description bar. Hope it helps! :)
My stepdad was hospitalized here as a young child because he had bipolar disorder (but he wasn’t diagnosed until later in life). He won’t even talk about anything that happened in this place, because it was so horrifying
Very sad
Yeow considering what "Dr." Dejarnett did to those people won't think your step- dad will EVER talk about his stay there *shudder*
I use to live here as well now ima CEO
creepy asylum...that pentagram raises questions .....that elevator shaft was a scary site..one can imagine the stories coming from this place!!!too bad the building can't be restored or something..total waste... Great job,CB...good to see your not alone...safety first!!Kudos!🏢🙅🙇😱😵😱😵👍👍👍
Abandoned buildings exist.
Grafity: " Hi, may I introduce myself..."
Thank god you guys were looking after each other's safety in there.
Reminds me of American Horror Story. Asylum. Eewww. Very very very creepy awful place. The amount of negative energy in this place woah. Please Jacob wear masks in these places! Very dangerous. Thanks for showing us this place!
Mad place.
Loved this, Carpet B! A shout out to John. I've watched some of his videos, but they give me the heebie jeebies. Who in there right mind would go to these places and tag and graffiti up such a place?! Those folks would be in my weird category. Thanks guys! 🙄👍👀
I think the most disturbing thing about this is all the dainty imagery in the asylum. That paired with the knowledge of what mad scientist running the place is kind of abominable too me.
A chair in the freezer? Maybe they were chilling out!
Super creepy joint. Great vid
Amazing video!
You really did your homework on DeJarnette..nicely done
Awesome vid! These urbex videos are how we found you! Keep it up!
This is the best channel I’ve ever found. Much Love to u carpetbagger
I love when you and Jon do videos together!
This one is in the bag
It’s a sad place my mother worked at the Western State Hospital in like 1960. They would have a unit where patients were and lock you in that unit with the patient’s
Any other stories?
this was actually an asylum for the clinically insane children. after it was shut down, the police used it as a shooting practice facility. they would also randomly check all levels to see if there was anyone hiding out (criminals/homeless). my teacher searched here when she was 18,, with friends, and they left before the attic. that place is haunted you shouldn't have gone. i hope you didn't take anything...if you did,then.....good luck.
Hi John and Jacob. Cool vlog. You and John make a good team. That place is creepy.
Your soooo brave! I could never do something like this!! Kudos to you! I love your videos! 💚
very nicely done dudes...just discovered y'all. Wow URBEX is really blowin up on CZcams...all kinds of crap but y'all are very good we get Info, no drama and good camera work
What a location!!! Thanks for the great video! :-)
Creepy
I found this maybe you can find it... "DeJarnette family cemetery is private, and the collective grave marker visible from the Richmond Highway is often subjected to vandalism"
I can't believe you were in my home town. Awesome video
Creepy, I wouldn't have done it....but my hat's off to you and John!
Oh wowza!! Creepy! I bet there were lots of uneasy Spirits left behind. I wonder if Rosemary Kennedy was a patient here? Her father had her Lobotomized at age 18 or 19, and she was institutionalized until her death. Very, very sad 😢
I've heard that, horrible
Rosey H i just read what happened to her, that’s horrible...
Sarah Falla I know, I cried when I read the book!!
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very cool
Awesome video
Awesome!!!!!!!!
That place looks like it was pretty nice at one time. Definitely been visited a lot since it closed though.
love your videos!! wish i could go on one of your trips with you. You seem like a fun guy with a beautiful family. Your very down to earth and kind and there are not too many ppl like that in the world these days. Later Days my friend!! Will be donating soon would like to get postcards from ya.
I myself was one of those lunatic kids they made go there. I wasn’t crazy just a silly teenager. I just came across this video explaining this place. It is sad for me to see kinda because that place has such a strong vibe and me being Jewish I never knew the details till I was older so it makes sense why I hated it there!! We all were just troubled kids that got put in a place like this! Imagine being just 2 years old in there. That’s how young they were at times.
What did life consist of there?
What year were you there
looks like everyone has had a field day there......good explore
Western State Asylum is actually on the other side of the highway 🙋🏻♂️ Dejarnette is about 1/5 the size of Western State, I'd highly recommend exploring that one. A lot less vandalism and graffiti, extremely easy to get lost in 😁
This has got to be your creepiest video! Super creepy place!
Strange how in some sections the walls appear freshly painted (not referring to the graffity), while in other sections the paint is pealing off in the most horrific way. Also quite different from your usual videos but surely interesting spooky, interesting and funny :)
Atunshei Films has a clip from this on his video about the hotel that occupies one of the structures there now. Good video to watch
I always like visiting Staunton....would visit the Woodrow Wilson mansion. Now I can come to this former aslyum to wander around!
Did you ever?
good setting for a horror movie!🎥.. whoever did those handprints had some issues...that person seemingly lost a ✋"handle"on things!!..Lol!!? great job... always go with someone to these types of places when feasible!! Godspeed on your next expedition!!!👍👍👍😵😵😵
🌵👻Grave encounters 🎃🌵
Oh my god! I was just about to comment that that looks like the same building I live near! I see this place everyday. Always wondered what was inside...
YOUR SO awesome love watching y'all
There's no place like home.
Was there at 13yo
Cool Place :)
Pure outlast vibes
Read up on this. Pretty wicked!
Just saw this place today
Wow. I've been subscribed to you forever and you were only 5 mins away from me during this video!😂
I’d be worried about the building being laced with asbestos.
Creapy hospital lol i love it Jacob love to go with you
I though about going here a few weeks ago...I'm in that's area once a month.. Now I will go...
Wow
Pls do more of these
At the end you can see his friend in the mirror lol
Great video but asbestos isn't something to mess with. Y'all should be wearing masks and stuff. Be safe Carpet Bagger.
10:15 chair just chillin'
Pretty sure The Proper People went there too. I remember the caged in staircase.
That would have been an easy jump scare. That Dr. was a sicko.
I got the chills watching this.🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
The DEATH room.... Let's see what's inside!
AWESOME!!!! XD
You have to come to the old Strasburg museum in May in Strasburg Va!
A lot of that stuff is from squatters and there was hardly any tagging the last time I was there. Before 2005 is when I went.
YIKES !!!!
Eugenics wars?😳
Looks chernibylish!🤔
Jman
Not enough variation in those prints. They were the same hand print. From a plaster molded hand on a stick.
i ised to live in Staunton VA