THE FLESH EATING DRUG TAKING OVER AMERICA IN 2024 | DOCUMENTARY

Welcome to a chilling journey "Inside the Drug Capital of America: Zombie Town - Kensington Ave." In this eye-opening video, we'll explore the harrowing reality of Kensington Avenue in 2024, a place where unthinkable horrors have taken root where fentanyl mixed with tranq is now eating peoples flesh . In this documentary, I delved into Kensington Avenue in Philadelphia, where I had the opportunity to interview people facing addiction and to immerse myself in the daily life of those inhabiting what is often known as "zombie town." My objective was to offer an authentic, first-hand glimpse into the realities of residing in this distressing community, often regarded as one of America's most unsettling places.

[juggalolife]

I was born into the life as a drug addict.my mom and everyone around me glamorized drug use, so I thought it was normal to live your life as a drug addict.I'm 49 and have been clean for 6 yrs.it's been a rough ride, but for once in my life I feel proud of who I am!!!

[nicoleshelly]

7 years clean off of these streets. I'm grateful God delivered me.

[philosoraptor]

When most people walk past addicts they see scum, but the line between normal life and catastrophic decline is very thin.

[janaimes]

The pain in that man's eyes when he said his wife and family deserted him when he had him saying he is the saddest person out there😢😢😢😢

[fruitpunch]

I used to be homeless with my dad, many mental illnesses, many military vets with mental illness, many people that left abusive households and relationships, druggies, but EVERYONE had a story and everyone fell on hard times. It only took ONE single bad step to make them fall into these hard times. Never get too comfortable, it can all be taken away in one swift step. Many need mental help, many need counseling, many need healing, many need love, but we all need hope.

[jenniferralls]

This has me in tears. NOBODY wants to be this way. People judge others without knowing their situation, life happens to everyone. Stay humble it could be any of us💯

[Danbalb_]

The 2 ladies at the end restore my faith in humanity. Well done

[robingranger]

The lady at the beginning who said she was 36...I thought she was in her 50s...very sad how quick drugs can take your soul...I'm praying everybody in the video and on the streets get the break and love they deserve. There are people children, mothers, fathers friends...they need love not punishment. God bless

[cheyenneasiafoxe]

Those two lovely ladies from the outreach are marvelous. We should all donate to them. GOD BLESS YOU! Speak life back into them!

[snowwhite]

My 2 children are not into drugs.. When I see the difficulties I will on my knees and pray for this people❤❤❤❤

[ridealongwithnicolle]

This is so sad, I can't imagine how miserable that lifestyle is. I am so glad those two wonderful ladies are helping by giving them hope and spreading the word of God. God bless those wonderful women

[mohdradhimdnor]

I'm a Malaysian citizen. When I watched this video, I remember one time b4 in the 80's my country is the same. But now there're no more due to goverment action putting all of them druggies into goverment rehab centres for 2 yrs. In Malaysia there even a department for Anti drug n they played a major part in cleaning it. We cant totally fight drugs use if there're still corruption going on. I hope n pray tht those guys are free from drug...

[lethabrooks]

I live 4 blocks from Kensington and Allegheny (K and A) it's so horrible out there. Almost every where you walk all you see is needles. Something really needs to be done. Philadelphia is a zombie city. I Pray that the Mayor does something ASAP.

[marcelwitschi]

Danke! I realy feel good for your work I’m addicted too. Your guys are amazing to help the people there!

[iandalrymple]

Those two women spreading the Gospel will be rewarded when their books are open at the end of days. Good job ladies and God Bless

[JohnGeorge-pwxo]

I started doing drugs years ago as a teenage, got addicted to heroin. Spent my whole life fighting heroin addiction. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with OCD. Not until my mom recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 6 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.

[trishhobbsphillips]

Those two sisters at the end are helping raise the vibrational energy in that area. Good for them. ✌️❤️😊

[myredpencil]

Normally I am rubbed the wrong way by any type of "ministry", but those two gals gave me the feeling that they're really doing the right things for the right reasons.

[daveabrams]

Those two women at the end dedicating their life to helping is what is wonderful and the only light left in this world

[clareschofield]

Lots of respect from the UK breaks my heart to see these people struggle with addiction and have no one to care