Have you ever heard of the unsolved mystery of Room 1046? 👀
The Unsolved Mystery of Room 1046
Have you ever heard of the unsolved mystery of Room 1046? 👀
On January 2, 1935, a man named Roland T. Owen checked into a hotel in Kansas City. He only carried a comb and a toothbrush with him. 👀
He rented Room 1046. After that, his behavior became somewhat strange. He frequently went out and returned, ate food from the hotel, and did little else. 👀
One day, he didn’t leave his room. During the day, a hotel maid named Mary went to clean the room, but when she reached Room 1046, she found it locked from the inside. 👀
After knocking on the door, she was allowed in, only to find Roland sitting in the dark without any lights on. He didn’t speak a word, and she quickly cleaned the room and left. 😶🌫️
The next day, when she went to clean the room again, she found it locked from the outside, suggesting that the person inside had gone out. 👀
When she opened the door with the hotel key, she was startled to see Roland sitting in the dark again. 😶🌫️ She was puzzled, wondering who could have locked the room from the outside while the occupant was still inside. 👀
She quickly cleaned the room and left. The next morning, when she brought fresh towels to the room, Room 1046 was once again locked from the outside. 😶🌫️
When she knocked on the door, she heard two male voices from inside, saying they didn’t need towels and to leave immediately. 👀
Mary was confident that no guests had visited Roland, and it was also impossible for anyone to enter the room from outside as it was several floors up. 😶🌫️
Later, the hotel staff discovered that the phone in Room 1046 was off the hook, rendering it inoperative. 👀
A staff member knocked on the door, and a drunken male voice was heard inside. The staff assumed that Roland had accidentally disabled the phone while intoxicated. 😶🌫️
They knocked and told the occupant to fix the phone, then left. However, by 3 p.m., the phone was still not working. 👀
A staff member then opened the door with the hotel key and saw Roland lying naked on the bed, seemingly asleep. The staff quickly fixed the phone and left. 😶🌫️
About an hour later, the phone became inoperative again. 👀 This time, when they knocked on the door, they heard a voice from inside saying, "Come in, turn on the lights." 😶🌫️
Since the occupant didn’t unlock the door, the staff had to open it with the hotel key. 👀
Upon opening the door, they were met with a horrifying sight. 😶🌫️
Just a few feet from the door, someone was sitting, covered in blood. His hands were bound to his head, and there were deep cuts all over his body. 😶🌫️
The walls, ceiling, and entire bed were soaked in blood. The man’s chest had stab wounds, and his lungs were punctured. His skull was also fractured in one spot. 😶🌫️
Despite his injuries, Roland was still conscious. When asked who did this to him, he replied, "Nobody." 😶🌫️
He was taken to the hospital, but he died on January 5th. 😶🌫️
No one had visited Roland in the hotel, and no clues or weapons were found in the room. 😶🌫️
Even the toothbrush and comb he had brought with him were missing, and the police found four fingerprints on the phone that could not be identified. 😕
Later investigations revealed that no one named Roland T. Owen existed in the United States. 😶🌫️ There were no records or information about such a person, suggesting he had never actually existed. 😶🌫️
With no one to claim the body, it was buried two months later. 😶🌫️
On the day of the funeral, an anonymous letter was received, signed "Forever Love - Lucille." 👀
The questions remain: Who killed Roland? How did he arrive at the hotel? Who was he really? And who was Lucille, who sent the letter on the day of his funeral? All these mysteries remain unsolved to this day. 👀😶🌫️
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