What was the scariest place you've been to?

Answer 1

south east london

Answer 2

The scariest PLACE: Old Delhi & Delhi train station
The scariest MOMENT: '89 & '90 (Western) Samoa during 2 cyclones, Cyclones Ofa & Val!!

Answer 3

Most small towns.
It's something about a small minded mentality & locals.

I thought that I might get scared in Moscow, but it is very safe. Unless you are a gangster or a politician (but that is the same crowd really). In any case you can have a lot of fun there.

Answer 4

Georgia

Answer 5

LAX in Los Angeles in the middle of the night. Talk about frightening

Answer 6

Beiruit 1983 I was there when the Marines got hit.

Answer 7

i think in florida in the black county at 2 am looking for a gas station `. miami

Answer 8

S21 in Cambodia. codenamed S-21, was located in the abandoned suburban Phnom Penh high school of Tuol Sleng ("hill of the poison tree"). To the Tuol Sleng neighborhood, S-21 was known simply as konlaenh choul min dael chenh - "the place where people go in but never come out."

This is one of the spookiest places on earth. they still have papers lying around because they did not clean up several of the rooms in the compound. It is just bleak and depressing but they have these meticulous records of everyone that was killed there. These include dates and methods of torture and date of death. Just as horrible as humans can get!!!

Over 17,000 prisoners were interrogated, tortured, and executed there - only a handful survived.
An old school house in Phnom Penh stands as a testament to the wanton cruelty and inhumanity of the Khmer Rouge. It was in this French colonial school, situated in the heart of an empty city, that 20,000 political prisoners were detained, questioned, tortured and raped. Security Office 21, or S21, was just one of many similar interrogation centres run by the increasingly paranoid Khmer Rouge leadership. Here confessions and accusations were extracted under such duress that in no way could they be considered valid. Children would falsely betray their parents, lovers their partners and low ranking political prisoners senior party members - anything for the torture to be over. For most, it ended at the notorious killing fields – only 7 people of the 20,000 survived.

The regime of S21 was harsh beyond belief. Amongst the cruellest of guards were the 12-16 year old warders. Without a strongly ingrained morality and given positions of total power over their captives, their actions became bestial. Prisoners were regularly questioned and tortured with a variety of techniques, from fingernails being pulled out to electrification and suffocation. Important political prisoners were kept in their own 2 1/2 foot by 6 foot cell, feet shackled to an 2 foot iron bar. As horrible as this sounds it was infinitely preferable to the treatment of the bulk of S21’s residents. They were kept 60 to room, that in a different time taught classes of 25. Here there were just two iron bars, each the length of the room. 30 people would be shackled alternatively to each bar, feet touching feet. No bedding, sound or movement was allowed.

The security regulations, still displayed at S21, clearly show how severe conditions were.

The Security Regulations
You must answer accordingly to my question – don’t turn them away.
Don’t try to hide the facts by making pretexts this and that. You are strictly prohibited to contest me.
Don’t be a fool for you are a chap who dare to thwart the revolution.
You must immediately answer my questions without wasting time to reflect.
Don’t tell me either about you immoralities of the essence of the revolution.
While getting lashes or electrification you must not cry at all.
Do nothing, sit still and wait for my orders. If there is no order, keep quiet. When I ask you do something, you must do it right way without protesting.
Don’t make pretexts about Kampucheas Krom in order to hide your jaw of traitor.
If you don’t follow all the above rules, you shall get many many lashes of electric wire.
If you disobey any point of my regulations you shall get either ten lashes or five shocks of electric discharge.


One of the most bewildering aspects of this horrific past is that it was so recent and Cambodians have to live with it everyday. Guards, torturers, executioners and senior Khmer Rouge officials still freely walk the streets in the country they almost destroyed. One of the most vivid parts of our visit to S21 was watching a film where a man calmly recounts how he took people to their deaths.

“After the prisoner confessed and the proper paper work had been filled out and signed I would put the prisoner in a cell and shackle their hands and feet. When it was time to take them I would stand outside their cell and shout their name. They would answer. I’d then unlock the door and their shackles. If they shouted or screamed as I walked them down the stairs I hit them with a stick. I’d try and get them into the back of the truck but they would often resist and shout.”

– No, you are going to kill me

“I would hit them and tell them”

– No I am not going to kill you

“When the truck was full it would be driven to the killing fields. Here my job was to take down everyone’s details - to make sure that proper records were kept. I’d ask them their names again and they would answer. Sometimes they were made to dig pits and then to kneel down beside them. If they didn’t we hit them. Then they were either shot in the back of the head or hit with iron bar at the base of the skull.”

“One day I had brought 5 prisoners there and had taken all their details, as was my job. Comrade Dutch (the prison governor) was there and when I walked away he called me back.”

- Are you afraid?

- No I am not afraid Comrade Dutch

- Are you afraid to take a life

- No I am not afraid Comrade Dutch

“He gave me an iron bar and I hit each of them on the back of the head. I hit hard and they fell, one by one, into the pit. Normally I just took down their details. I only ever killed 5 people, that is all, only the once”

It just doesn't get any worst than this!

Answer 9

My teenage son's room. EWW!!! Now I make sure the door is closed at all times.

Answer 10

my grandma's house it smelled like cats and some rele weird other things o and i found a crap load of in her closet if u cacth my drift lol EWWWW!!!!!