A group of self-appointed investigators gathered at a bayou campsite near Port Laveau this week. They claim a recent violent incident at the Municipal Asylum connects to a 1937 inmate revolt. In that revolt, a warden was skinned alive and over three hundred patients died.

The investigators circulated photographs and notes describing coded knock signals, a spray-painted eye marking, and a patient who allegedly jumped from an asylum window with facial skin removed. Sheriff's Office sources confirm investigators are aware of the asylum's historical records. Access to relevant files remains under departmental review.

A department spokesperson said Port Laveau has weathered worse than ghost stories. Residents are advised to leave institutional matters to the proper authorities. The Ledger frames the Tenebrae affiliates as reckless amateurs spreading panic about asylum history ahead of hurricane season.