Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel (2021)

[slik]

One of my favorite bizarre true crime stories


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[XL]

I was watching a YouTube video about this. Interesting.

[M-A-G]

If you had only read this story on someone's social media post or a message board you'd swear it was some kind of creepypasta.

[RP]

I just binge watched this. Holy fuck!

You might be able to walk me through how fucking coincidental this story is to Dark Water, but then when you tell me the test for tuberculosis is called Lam Elisa.... I mean get the fuck out of here with that shit!

And I still havent ruled out Morbid! Fuck that guy!

[Frank Drebin]

I was enthralled with the Elisa Lam case for a bit but when I found out she was bipolar everything made sense. Biopolar psychosis manifests like paranoid schizophrenia so her looking around and imagining someone coming after her and doing all sorts of wacky things is obvious now. Not alot to see there as much as it leaves itself open for speculation.

[Seanny One Ball]

There's always one really massive piece of information like that which gets shoved out of peripheral when these things become mysteries in the public eye.

Usually you can find out the truth from good old fashioned police reports, even if people insist there is more to it that's usually because they misunderstood something vital like, say a mental disorder.

[Seanny One Ball]

Dark Water is a good movie though.
One of the better remakes.

[RP]

When i first saw the elevator clip, I thought she was tripping balls. Then i thought bipolar.

But i'm still not ruling out Morbid for at least a few murders

[IC Champion]

I’m officially a web sleuth.

[IC Champion]

It’s in my Twitter bio, so it’s true.