A Look Inside Titusville's Max Security Prison

If ever you find yourself visiting the city of forgotten purpose, be prepared for what you may see at Titusville's Max Security Prison. The exact whereabouts of this location remain anonymous due to the dangerous nature of the facility's inhabitants. Additionally, the corner of East Central and South Brown Street are incredibly busy compared to other sections of Titusville that would make for an inconvenient detour.

Our journalists in the field were given leads as to the exact coordinates of this despicable eyesore. Although warning signs posted all around the premises informed outsiders to keep their distance, our reporters mustered up the courage to come within feet of the outer limits, capturing photographic depictions of what exists on the inside. Viewer discretion is advised.

The section of the facility running alongside Central Avenue is heavily fortified, with a massive stone wall, possessing caged windows. Experts state that this barrier is very similar to some of the German POW camps, which existed during World War II.

On the outer edges of the facility, security becomes more lax, with flimsy fencing, failing to possess razor wire on top. Some of this fencing has signs warning of security cameras. Experts believe these cameras are meant to intimidate escapees with the knowledge they're being filmed.

It is hard to see, but above the brown stained football field, there are watch towers with armed guardsmen.

At first, our reporters thought to depart for fear of being shot. However, after observing closely, it became clear that the guards also play for the Titusville football team. Once it was determined that the projectiles never hit their targets, our journalists chose to stay.

Around noon, prisoners exited a tiny building on the west end and began walking around the fenced-in area. We believe this was likely their leisure time.

Moments later, a bus pulled up to the north side fence, where several prisoners were transferred into the facility.

We must admit, we didn't think much of the Oil City football team the first time we laid eyes on them. Looked like a stiff breeze would blow them over. That was our first impression of the team.

One might think that the see through fence makes it easier to understand what the prisoners endure. Unfortunately, we still have no idea what these torture devices are used for.

We wanted to get a complete understanding as to why this prison chooses ugly brown colors that resemble rust. Unfortunately, we could only guess that the awful fashion design comes from living so close to rednecks who never wash the grease off their face after fixing their cars. Fortunately, we escaped this prison even though it's existence leave more unanswered questions.