A dark underground prison is called a dungeon. These were very popular in the medieval era, due to the difficulty of escaping, and relative ease of maintenance. A prisoner would have to escape up several floors past guards and other residents of the fortress/castle in order to escape. Alternatively, a prisoner could get out through an underground passage, but these were very rare, and often were unstable.
The underground prison used in 1756 was known as the Newgate Prison in London, England. It was a notorious penitentiary that housed criminals, debtors, and various prisoners in squalid conditions. Executions were also carried out at Newgate Prison.
No it is a place for dead peeps to RIP
In the underground prison at Aren
The modern meaning of dungeon is an underground prison within a castle. A very dark and cold place
Another name for a prison chief could be a warden or a prison director.
A dark, often underground chamber or cell used to confine prisoners.
The code name used in the underground was "Redbeard."
The underground church's name is Temppeliaukio Kirkk meaning rock church.
Chuckawalla prison
I know someone who is currently in prison, but I don't know exactly which prison they are in. Is there a way to search for an inmate by name?
"Prison sentence" is one alternative
Penjara Pudu. (Pudu Prison).