Greed among realtors is probably the real reason.🙄

That is going to be the most haunted place in all of Utah. I wouldn’t go near it. It’ll be worse then Amityville horror.

@JayJay-sf2wn

Жыл бұрын

@Pocket Square I wish they would have allowed tours before they started to knock it down. You would’ve been able to see the area where the inmates heads got chopped off by the doors. The blood would go all the way up in this tower area and they couldn’t get it clean. The area was small but the tower went really high. We aren’t talking about 1 or 2 inmates going out like that. There had to be quite a few. 🫣🤢🤮 No lie! Ask one of the officers that worked there. They will tell you all about it. 😣 Besides they used to bury them down there. That is one freaking old prison.

@stevelarson3391

11 ай бұрын

Tell me about it, I was grabbed by an unseen force on two different occasions while I was in there.

Cursed ground.

Water, water, water, it's a rich man's world! Money, monet, money. When did the state become a developer? A park, guess you didn't listen to those that wanted a park.

Central park in new york city is the most valuable part of life that the NYC people have. After they build underground trains and jammed people into 100sq feet apartment space, the public just wanted a park. The kids just wanted to fly a kite. The working man just wanted to ride a peddle bike. The dog owners just wanted to walk the dog. What they all had in common is zero people wanted to see more high rise buildings jammed into an existing city. The concern is that if you are not senators son you would have the same opportunity to make money off the public pain

Follow the money back to legislators who will gain the most.

@JayJay-sf2wn

Жыл бұрын

Amen

Profiteering 101 and the Taxpayers get...what exactly?

@kpdvw

Жыл бұрын

unfortunately not one single Gaming Casino to generate revenue for the children, the schools....

@jameslongstaff2762

Жыл бұрын

Residents get economic opportunities and affordable housing. If the housing in this specific development isn't affordable, it will at least increase the number of units in Utah thus bringing down the price everywhere else in the valley.

If you live or work there and you get a feeling of drowning, getting drugged or getting molested in your sleep just know that it could be Martin Macneill’s ghost. You may be at the spot where he committed suicide.💀

@JayJay-sf2wn

Жыл бұрын

Or one of the other inmates that were murdered or committed suicide there. Not mention the ones that are buried out there.

Maybe someone will get REALLY lucky and get a home on the exact spot where they executed prisoners! SWEET!

More pollution more water bring used...

Why not take the 600 acres and make 2400 1/4 acre lots and build 2400 single family homes so that our inventory rises. People my age have no chance at buying a home and inventory is the problem.😒

Glad they got rid of that eye sore.

Another 15-minute city in Utah

15 minute city

So, was this the real reason for moving the prison?

He said vision forever 21 I'm 21

The government could have made a very large homeless shelter and rehab facility for people who don't have a career job or a home 🤔

I'm so excited for this development. Housing is so unaffordable and this will be an efficient housing development. It's the best use of the land. I'm excited to live there.

Why not make a homeless shelter or programs to help those in need?

Is that Draper prison

@JayJay-sf2wn

Жыл бұрын

Yes!

@JayJay-sf2wn

Жыл бұрын

Freaking terrifying!