Tell me some scary prison stories.

In a particular prison, there was a solitary confinement cell. An inmate was put in there for a long time. He started to go mad and would scream at the walls. When he finally got out, he told the guards that there were hands coming out of the walls trying to grab him and that he could hear voices of other inmates who had died in that cell begging him to join them.

One scary prison ghost story is about an old, abandoned prison. Legend has it that a prisoner was wrongly executed there long ago. At night, guards on duty have reported seeing a shadowy figure pacing back and forth in the old cell block where the execution took place. The figure seems to be muttering incoherently, as if still protesting his innocence.

One prison assault story is about an inmate who was bullied by a group in the prison yard. They took his food and when he tried to resist, they physically attacked him. The guards took some time to break it up as it was a rather chaotic situation.

One well - known Andersonville Prison ghost story is about the apparitions of the prisoners who suffered there. It's said that at night, you can sometimes see the faint figures of emaciated men, still wearing their tattered prison uniforms, wandering around the old prison grounds. They seem to be in a state of eternal suffering, as if reliving their horrible experiences in the prison.

One Texas prison ghost story is about an old inmate who was wrongly convicted and died in prison. His ghost is said to haunt the cell where he spent his last days. Prisoners claim to hear his sobs at night.

There are tales of a female ghost at Fremantle Prison. She is often described as wearing old - fashioned prison garb. Some believe she was wrongly accused and died in the prison. Her ghost is said to roam the corridors at night. People have reported feeling a cold breeze when she passes by, and there have been sightings of a faint figure that quickly disappears around corners.

Another Pentridge Prison ghost story involves a mysterious figure in the exercise yard. Witnesses say they've seen a figure that seems to be pacing back and forth in a very methodical way. It's thought to be the spirit of a prisoner who was driven mad by the isolation and confinement of the prison. The figure is often described as being translucent and having a sad or desperate look on its face. This could be a symbol of the psychological torture that inmates might have endured in Pentridge Prison, and the ghost is a reminder of the harsh conditions that once prevailed there.

Another aspect is the prevalence of gangs. In Mexican prisons, gangs hold a great deal of power. They often control the distribution of resources like food and medicine. If an inmate doesn't conform to their rules, they can be subjected to brutal beatings or even killed. There have been cases where new inmates are forced to join a gang upon entry or face severe consequences.

Another aspect could be the violence within the prison. Gangs might form among inmates and there could be brutal fights over territory or personal disputes. Inmates may live in constant fear of being attacked.

There are tales of strange noises in Changi Prison as well. People say that at certain times, you can hear moaning and rattling of chains, as if the ghosts of past inmates are still there. It could be because of the many tragic events that took place within those prison walls over the years. Maybe the spirits are trying to convey their pain or their stories that were silenced during their lifetimes.