His eye was full of blood': the Halloween house of horrors that became a real-life torture den

"I was seeing people come out shaking uncontrollably—one guy, it looked like his nose was broken; another burst a blood vessel in his eye. It was full of blood... People would have psychotic breakdowns—that's the only time they would stop the tour..."

"... participants were required to bring dog food to give to charity. It's a story I found myself immersed in recently, when I created the podcast series Inside McKamey Manor. Everyone I spoke to seemed to have an eye-opening tale..."

"McKamey would not take a single payment for entering the manor; instead, participants had to bring dog food. According to McKamey, the manor had a 24,000-person waiting list..."

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