U also have The Alvis House just on the other side of The RCI…It’s like a prison/halfway house…Right beside The Alvis House is The VA Just a few days ago we had a super nice guard killed by an inmate 😢
Wow!! Just stumbled on your video and watched as you cleaned off the headstone of an inmate that killed a guy i went to school with, just never know what your going to see on a youtube video.
I've lived in Fayette County my whole life and every time my family and I or my HS MB came this way I always wondered what that was. It's nice to find out what it is.
Do a series of all the institution cemeteries in Ohio. London is one of the oldest, Ohio pen where hundreds are buried after the fire, even camp chase in Columbus. The state of Ohio has many cemeteries they are responsible for. I found it unsettling the prison cemeteries are not marked properly. I&E funds are supposed to pay for markers……….
London is not that far from me. I will check it out because of OSP connections to OSR in Mansfield. There is an Asylum/Prison cemetery in Columbus that I have done a couple of photo sessions in it, and I am planning to go film that one. Stay tuned!
@@keenervisionincorporated2079I did contract work with both Chillicothe and London Correctional. London’s cemetery is actually on the grounds of the prison, so it might be difficult to access. It’s off of Old Springfield Road and is fenced in, although not with a big barbed wire one, but I wouldn’t just go rolling up to it. I had an employee (not a guard) tell me that unclaimed bodies were buried in cardboard boxes. One thing I did have access to was the visitation room on death row. I didn’t have to be escorted unless I was carrying tools. That’s in an unused cell block, and from the front door you have to pass through six locked gates and five checkpoints. To leave the entire area and go back to the entry sallyport, the guard actually had to run their finger down the picture on your CCI ID. They do this because an inmate almost got out by pasting a different picture on his ID. In both institutions I had access to the honor camp. Honestly the guys there were very respectful to me. Some would even hold conversations, although depending on the guard on duty, they would be shooed away. One guy at London had been in for over 20 years and he claimed he’d never had a prison meal; apparently he had a ton of money and family would send it so he could eat out of the vending machines in the honor dorm.
i do graveyard shifts which is where i take paranormal equipment to cemeteries and talk to people resting there that may not have been spoken to in a long time. I drive by this place alot. Definitely gonna stop by soon and talk to them!
That is right, how could you not even have a number, strange like you said. I am curious myself about this. I do hope someone can find out. Thanks for the video.
I have done more research and still cannot find any more information. The older stones here are pretty well marked with names and dates, and that one qualifies as an older stone.
@@keenervisionincorporated2079 I saw it back in the 90's. It's pretty cool. My mom is a nurse and she taught psychiatric nursing at hocking college. Her clinical was at the mental health center. I've been in that building many times. She had an office there. My best friend from high school was a patient there.
I do know at least 99% of them are unclaimed bodies. There is 1 that the family claimed, however (I could be wrong) the family couldn’t pay for proper burial or funeral even so the state went ahead and buried him there. At least that’s what I was told.
U also have The Alvis House just on the other side of The RCI…It’s like a prison/halfway house…Right beside The Alvis House is The VA
Just a few days ago we had a super nice guard killed by an inmate 😢
Wow!! Just stumbled on your video and watched as you cleaned off the headstone of an inmate that killed a guy i went to school with, just never know what your going to see on a youtube video.
I've lived in Fayette County my whole life and every time my family and I or my HS MB came this way I always wondered what that was. It's nice to find out what it is.
Do a series of all the institution cemeteries in Ohio. London is one of the oldest, Ohio pen where hundreds are buried after the fire, even camp chase in Columbus. The state of Ohio has many cemeteries they are responsible for. I found it unsettling the prison cemeteries are not marked properly. I&E funds are supposed to pay for markers……….
London is not that far from me. I will check it out because of OSP connections to OSR in Mansfield. There is an Asylum/Prison cemetery in Columbus that I have done a couple of photo sessions in it, and I am planning to go film that one. Stay tuned!
@@keenervisionincorporated2079I did contract work with both Chillicothe and London Correctional. London’s cemetery is actually on the grounds of the prison, so it might be difficult to access. It’s off of Old Springfield Road and is fenced in, although not with a big barbed wire one, but I wouldn’t just go rolling up to it. I had an employee (not a guard) tell me that unclaimed bodies were buried in cardboard boxes.
One thing I did have access to was the visitation room on death row. I didn’t have to be escorted unless I was carrying tools. That’s in an unused cell block, and from the front door you have to pass through six locked gates and five checkpoints. To leave the entire area and go back to the entry sallyport, the guard actually had to run their finger down the picture on your CCI ID. They do this because an inmate almost got out by pasting a different picture on his ID.
In both institutions I had access to the honor camp. Honestly the guys there were very respectful to me. Some would even hold conversations, although depending on the guard on duty, they would be shooed away. One guy at London had been in for over 20 years and he claimed he’d never had a prison meal; apparently he had a ton of money and family would send it so he could eat out of the vending machines in the honor dorm.
i do graveyard shifts which is where i take paranormal equipment to cemeteries and talk to people resting there that may not have been spoken to in a long time. I drive by this place alot. Definitely gonna stop by soon and talk to them!
I think you have done a good job at this. Go to the Old London Prison next. I like this video & like to see more. Thank you.
Thanks for the kind words! I recently did a couple of days at the Old Joliet Prison in Illinois. Expect a video soon. Thanks for watching!
That is right, how could you not even have a number, strange like you said. I am curious myself about this. I do hope someone can find out. Thanks for the video.
RCI & Chillicothe both sit on 104, just across from each other. I hated that they had the elementary school in the prison backyard pretty much
I lived in Chillicothe Ohio on stone road not far from here
Most prison cemeteries has their inmate number for burial site Just wondering why this one doesn't
I have done more research and still cannot find any more information. The older stones here are pretty well marked with names and dates, and that one qualifies as an older stone.
Maybe due to fact was a federal prison first then went to state belive this happened about 1966. Something I was told which may be wrong.
I notice that the ages of the deceased some in their 20s but most was in their40s.!!!
Weston in Wv has one as well. Bad, sad things happened in that institution.
I have been to the asylum there, but did not know of a prison cemetery. Thanks! I will have to make a return trip!
I am a native of Athens County. I also have a huge interest in cemeteries cuz I am a genealogist. This was awesome!
I want to get to the Asylum Cemetery in Athens. I managed to get into the building a few years ago and want to go back. Thanks for watching!
@@keenervisionincorporated2079 I saw it back in the 90's. It's pretty cool. My mom is a nurse and she taught psychiatric nursing at hocking college. Her clinical was at the mental health center. I've been in that building many times. She had an office there. My best friend from high school was a patient there.
Death row moved across the street to RCI in May
Death row is now at Lucasville no longer at RCI according to what wad told to me
@guppy0536 you have been told wrong. They are not allowed to house them at the same institution they execute them.
They told you wrong. Death row is at RCI. It was just moved there from CCI earlier in 2024.
is that 23 or 35?
35
104
@@jamieriggle9629no it's 35. 104 is where the prisons are.
An inmate shiuld be scared if they dont have any family is all i gotta say or scared if your family has something to gain by your death
I do know at least 99% of them are unclaimed bodies. There is 1 that the family claimed, however (I could be wrong) the family couldn’t pay for proper burial or funeral even so the state went ahead and buried him there. At least that’s what I was told.
That is what I figured. It's Chillicothe's Potters Field in a way. Thanks for watching!