‘Extreme’ haunted house accused of being a ‘torture chamber under disguise’ comes with a 40-page waiver as calls for it to shut down intensify
Tennessee's Haunted House: Where Fear Meets Controversy
Brace yourselves! McKamey Manor is back in the spotlight, and it’s not for the faint-hearted. This haunted house, touted as a "torture chamber," has been stirring up serious drama with claims of extreme mistreatment. Imagine signing a 40-page waiver just to face waterboarding, being tased, or worse! It’s a no-quitting zone, according to owner Russ McKamey, who says you either survive the night or hit your breaking point.
Extreme Haunts: When Fun Turns into Fearful Reality
So what's the vibe? Participants are saying that once you're in, there's no way out—no safe words, just pure adrenaline and anxiety. Tennessee's Attorney General is even looking into these wild claims, driven by stories from participants featured in a Hulu documentary. Talk about a horror story that hits way too close to home!
Petitions and Protests: Public Calls to End the Madness
The backlash is real! An online petition to shut down McKamey Manor racked up tens of thousands of signatures. Critics argue it’s less about horror fun and more like a twisted game targeting vulnerable folks. "It's literally just a kidnapping and torture house!" cried one petition organizer.
McKamey's Dark Drama: Legal Issues Unfolding
Not only is McKamey facing scrutiny for his haunted house horrors, but he also recently had legal troubles involving serious allegations that were dropped. With all this chaos, will his haunted attraction finally get the ax?
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