Turn your volume up. UPDATE: We just got into the building from :16 - :31 (Norwalk Hall). ALSO, went inside the Power Plant located off FFH main property. SEE ATTACHED VIDEO Fairfield Hills once held over 4000 mentally unstable patients. The building's original beauty is only masked by the scars of mother nature and recent vandalism. The asylum lost its accreditation in 1994 and slowly closed down its over 25 campus-style buildings. Today, much of the site is under construction and renovation to create municipal town buildings. The area is patrolled by one security guard in a blue truck - who really doesn't do much. ___ This time, three of us entered through Litchfield House, where we discovered a passage to the underground tunnels. They were just as magnificent as we had hoped and we followed them to Yale Laboratory (the morgue). It was completely pitch black and the echoes from your shuffling feet tended to play mind games with you. I hope you enjoy your tour of them. Yale Lab has been virtually untouched - only a few remnants from vandals were there. I was surprised at how good of shape it was in. We found the autopsy tables, body coolers, and "bio-hazardous" sinks. We left the building and headed back to the tunnels when we all agreed we felt like we shouldn't be there. We practically speed walked back to Litchfield House (the drug ward) and went back up to the second floor, where we heard banging during our last visit. I turned my camera off, and immediately there ...