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Broadmoor, (a word that makes British people shiver,) is one of the UK's most notorious institutions and high-security psychiatric hospital prisons which contains the UK's most dangerous and violent psychopathic offenders, serial killers, etc.
Most people believe this is the home of monsters as the most dangerous and deranged killers who've committed the most heinous crimes in the UK are incarcerated there.
A patient who has been locked-up since the age of 14 is shown in the documentary about inmates in Broadmoor.
Criminally-insane patients do not know a date when (or if ever) they will be released from the high-security prison hospital.
For 150 years, the criminally-insane have been locked-up behind the high Victorian walls of Broadmoor, which was originally a lunatic asylum.
(Another psychiatric hospital which has an even more notorious reputation than Broadmoor Prison Hospital is Bethlem Royal Hospital in London, UK, also known as 'St Mary Bethlehem', 'Bethlehem Hospital', and dubbed by many people as 'Bedlam'.
The high-security hospital has an infamous history that has inspired several horror books, films and TV series, most notably Bedlam, a 1946 film with Boris Karloff. It has moved three times from its original location, and is Europe's first and oldest institution to specialise in mental illnesses.
American and British writers who visited the place and saw the horrors and atrocities that went on behind those high walls were left shocked, after seeing patients rocking backwards and forwards, screaming on the floor, while other patients were seen covered in urine and faeces, and living in filthy and inhumane conditions.
Cruel medical experiments were done on the mental patients who were chained all day and night to the walls inside the Victorian lunatic asylum, (like prisoners incarcerated inside the 1000 year old Tower of London where they'd be tortured to confess would be chained to the walls, or similar to being inside a castle dungeon.)
People were never seen again by the public once they were admitted to Bedlam where they disappeared behind the high walls of the mysterious and secretive lunatic asylum: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bethlem_Royal_Hospital
The hospital has since been reformed and continues to contribute to the research in mental health patients.)
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