This is one of the testimonies about the now-closed Casa by the Sea, which the authorities in Mexico raided in 2004 leading to its closure. Read and decide for your self whether the building which once housed this prison-styled boarding school is a potentional haunted place:
First week i was there they sent me to R&R and starved me for a week.
The year i spent there i saw so many children bloodied up by the staff. I have seen many kids getting their head slammed on the wall myself being one of them. We were forced to sit in indian position for twelve hours a day. we were fed stale cereal twice a day. i remember I would be in mission impossible position ( stomach on the floor, elbows and knees werent allowed to touch the floor) and I did this with a man well over 200 lbs standing on my bad.
There was no sense of care. Childten would be sent to high impact where they had to cook their own food which was a bowl of rice and beans twice a day and they would walk laps all day with a heavy backpack strapped on their backs. I have seens kids return from there hollowed, devastated, and starving.
They knew they didnt feed us enough so to bulk us up they would allow parents to send packages of candy which they gave us two sometimes three days to eat it all. I also remember when guacamole was served once all the kids got sick. they used fear to turn children against children. upper level students would be allowed to box each other for sport. Tt was more like gladiator school with some of the bruised eyes and broken noses i witnessed. We were not allowed to talk for days sometimes weeks except during group.
I can go on and on. this placed needed to be closed down. I try to forget but the memories are there to stay. My parents pulled me out luckily. The owners should be prosecuted for criminal charges. Casa by the Sea is not a place for a child. It is a place for prisoners who commotted horrific crimes.
I was part of freedom family in 2000.
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