The text is a detailed account of a ghost hunting expedition at the Ohio State Penitentiary, the largest prison in the country. The participants are equipped with various tools such as flashlights, portable radios, a night vision camera, and an MF detector to detect paranormal activity. The group is divided into smaller teams to explore different areas of the prison, including the hospital, solitary confinement, and the chapel.
Throughout the night, they experience eerie occurrences, such as hearing footsteps and seeing objects move. They also engage in games to pass the time and keep their spirits up. Despite the tense atmosphere, everyone manages to stay awake and complete the 24-hour vigil. At the end of the night, they conclude that they were not possessed by any ghost and express relief at being alive and unhaunted.
1. The Ohio State Penitentiary is described as a scary place, with more than a hundred cells and a large concentration of ghosts.
2. The group plans to spend 24 hours inside the prison, equipped with flashlights, portable radios, a night vision camera, and an MF detector.
3. The prison used to be a six-story building and is one of the biggest prisons in the country.
4. The group explores various parts of the prison, including the hospital, the church, the attics, and solitary confinement areas.
5. Some team members sleep in the prison, while others stay in the camp, which is set up in the center of the prison.
6. The group experiences strange occurrences, including hearing sirens, seeing lights, and feeling chills, but they attribute these to their imaginations or the prison's eerie atmosphere.
7. The group engages in a game where they hide from each other, with the person who is found first winning a cash prize.
8. The group uses a device to communicate with a local inmate James He, who was a prisoner at the prison and died there.
9. The group ends the night, having survived the night in the prison without being possessed by a ghost.