American urban researcher discovers preserved body parts in abandoned university

Last updated:Nov 8, 2024 6:24 PM IST

The man was shocked when he walked in and saw animal and human body parts sealed in bottles.

The man’s name is Leland Kent.

You must have seen many buildings that had been abandoned for years. They used to be busy places, but now no one comes anymore. In America recently a man entered one of these buildings. Students used to study natural sciences at this university that had been closed for years. He was shocked when he walked in and saw animal and human body parts sealed in bottles.

According to reports, the man is Leland Kent; he is an Urban Explorer, who visits closed locations and looks up information about them. He recently shared some images on social media and said he was attending a strange university in the southeastern United States that had been closed for years. Science was once studied here. Students used to come here to earn bachelor’s degrees, and this university has served the community for the past 100 years.

The man saw hundreds of books in the library as soon as he walked inside. Papers were lying around and offices were empty. There was also chaos in the classroom. He was amazed at what he saw when he entered the science labs. He saw a bottle of chloroform and other expensive science items. He observed in a laboratory a rat in a vial with its skin torn off. Moreover, he observed tarantulas, birds, snakes, frogs and other creatures in other glass jars. But the human womb, which was in a glass jar, shocked him the most.

The college faced numerous challenges due to poor governance and financial problems, and was closed for many years. It was then approaching the point of closure. He said that they used to teach business, education, science, etc. here. In addition to the probationary period, the school was also given several years to make amends. The college had to close due to mounting debts, poor management and a deteriorating reputation over time. More than ten years have passed since the building closed.