In the heart of Tennessee, USA, lies a house famously known as one of the world's scariest. This place, McKamey Manor, has such an intense reputation that visitors often file complaints afterward. It's been said that the level of fright here borders on torture. So, what's really inside this house?
Those who dared step into this haunted abode have accused it of mistreating participants who come either to thrill or conquer their fears. There have been claims of fingernails being ripped out and even teeth being removed in the name of fright. The accusations extend further, with some alleging that the house's proprietor has indulged in acts of rape, attempt to kill, and various forms of torture.
Complaints About the House
Participants of the haunting challenge within this house report being forced to remove teeth. It's said the haunted house operators torture participants involved in these terrifying scenes regularly, leading to calls for its closure.
Accusations of Pulling Out Teeth and Nails
In rebuttal, the operator of the haunted house has stated that if such serious accusations were true, the house would not continue to function. He emphasized that had these horrific tales been true about him, he would not be a free man, let alone doing what he currently enjoys.
Attempted Murder and Rape Allegations
One visitor accused the owner of attempting murder and raping a woman. A woman was reportedly seen being dragged by a vehicle, later investigations revealed she was the owner’s girlfriend.
Cash Reward for Endurance
Before entering, it's noted that a £15,300 prize awaits those who bravely withstand the house's terrifying atmosphere for 10 continuous hours. Many have endured torturous experiences in hopes of winning but later petitioned for closure, arguing that some individuals recklessly chase the cash award.
Majority Last Less than 8 Minutes
Participants are presented with a checklist of 100 possible horrifying events before the ordeal. This overwhelming experience sees most give up within eight minutes. Entrants need to be at least 18 or 21 years old, have parental consent, and pass a physical examination.
Previously, there have been claims of broken bones, drugging, and people being locked in coffins, all with the motive of enticing fear.
