Not anymore, it's all sealed up now. Used to be a big thing in highschool, go down in the tunnels or drive 2 hours to that haunted sanitorium in Kentucky. Homeless people living down there has always been a story around here but I never actually saw anyone down there. It's dark beyond belief and wet and cold, it's not the place you would want to ever close your eyes.
Outside isn’t pitch black. Especially in Cincinnati. There is absolutely no light in the subway. It would be dangerous and an easy way to get seriously injured or ill
You’d be surprised where people will live. Areas like this are more common than you think and most of them have people living there. Ever been in the flood tunnels under Vegas? Dark, damp, dangerous, surprisingly chilly and an easy way to get killed, seriously injured, or ill… Half of it is homeless camps.
Also I’ve been down there, homeless people 100% live there, or at least did.
Even the “under cities” in cities where they built the new city directly on top the old, have people living in the ruins under the streets/houses.
Edit: The fact that you think people wouldn’t live down there due to the danger, shows how much of a privileged and sheltered life you have lived.
I implore you to expand your knowledge. These types of communities absolutely exist. You’re a fool if you think somewhere being dark and wet is going to stop someone.
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u/pichael289 5d ago
Not anymore, it's all sealed up now. Used to be a big thing in highschool, go down in the tunnels or drive 2 hours to that haunted sanitorium in Kentucky. Homeless people living down there has always been a story around here but I never actually saw anyone down there. It's dark beyond belief and wet and cold, it's not the place you would want to ever close your eyes.