YO!! I know the guys from Ghost Adventures on the Travel Channel were doing a visit of the Cecil Hotel and getting involved in the Case with Elisa so when I saw this I knew I need to see this as well.
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Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel on Netflix
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YO!! I know the guys from Ghost Adventures on the Travel Channel were doing a visit of the Cecil Hotel and getting involved in the Case with Elisa so when I saw this I knew I need to see this as well.
Yeah, I'll watch this. I watch all the true crime/mystery related stuff. It's fascinating to me. Always been intrigued by the Elisa Lam case. It's probably just a mental breakdown but the footage is chilling, like she's being followed. As an isolated case, it wouldn't raise as many eyebrows I don't think. It's the fact the Cecil Hotel has such a weird history, which makes it the more chilling.
Also, the footage is just weird. If you read the wiki, it makes the case even more unsettling:
Why was the footage possibly altered? Very creepy.
Also, the footage is just weird. If you read the wiki, it makes the case even more unsettling:
Why was the footage possibly altered? Very creepy.
Yeah I wonder if that is talked about with the altering of the video before releasing it. I've seen the video and it seems like she is seeing this coming off some kind of drug because my Brother who passed away in November at times would see things with his drug use. One time he said to us theirs someone across the Street at that Gas Station wanting to fight me and kill me get inside Mom. We looked over there and we saw no one so it could be that, or it could be something paranormal of something only she can see. I know the guys from Ghost Adventures in the Ad for it wanting to dive into that idea hard and I really need to find it somewhere, but with it being on their Streaming Service now it might be hard to find it.
I used to watch Ghost Adventures back in the day. It was entertaining enough, but felt a bit fake. Zak Bagans was a quality host, though. It used to make me laugh how he'd react to certain stuff. I think the creepiest episode I watched was Bobby Mackey's Music World. I think they went twice, and always encountered super creepy shit.
I know Bipolar Disorder can really mess people up, and play with their minds. It's certainly plausible that is all it was. It just feels like there is more than meets the eye. There is too much extra stuff that doesn't make sense about it.
Starting to watch this, I kind of laugh the way the describe it as haunted. A lot of bad things happened because it was the cheapest hotel option around.
As far as Elisa Lam I feel like it was someone who worked at that hotel that killed her. For a young woman to enter a place like that alone she was a sitting duck.
As far as Elisa Lam I feel like it was someone who worked at that hotel that killed her. For a young woman to enter a place like that alone she was a sitting duck.
So I've been keeping these Episodes from the Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel from Netflix and the Ghost Adventures back from watching and I decided to watch the Ghost Adventures Episode dedicated to the Hotel and theirs alot of creepy shit in it. Rarely do I get weirded out seeing a Sink Faucet turn on on it's own and these guys in multiple Rooms in the Hotel captured voices saying hello and their names. One such person was Jack Unterweger who from their Story killed three people during his time there and when one of the guys asked him his name he said Jack and he also asked who did you touch and he said you're Mom. Surely theirs a presence that doesn't want to leave at all and as I type this up I have the Bathroom Light on almost feels like I'm a kid again afraid or the dark. I just might dive into these Episodes from Netflix if I'm up to it tomorrow afternoon.
This was kind of a let down since Netflix has had so many good docs recently. They dragged it out for too many episodes. There are better short videos on Youtube that describe it.
Damn you too Necro I might need to give you guys the link to watch the Ghost Adventures Episode on the Cecil to compare.
I don't really like anything related to ghost adventure stuff, never interested me much. I was extremely interested in the case, but not much was added with this documentary that I didn't already know.
Just finished the first Episode and it's solid stuff so far. Like you guys I know the Story with her but man that Footage everytime I watch it it gets more creepy. I've seen people in my family act like that off of Drugs like Elisa was acting but for the Elevator not to close twice when she's pressing multiple buttons makes hairs on the back of head go up. Who knows who she was hanging out with for her time there she could of just said hello to someone and that person or persons followed her to the Cecil. People wonder how does a place get like that and once you allow one bad Apple it's going to turn to ten before you know. I really wanted to see if one of the past GMs from the 70-90s was involved because I wanna know what he or she has to say when that was the height of problems within the Motel.