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Facts:
1. Elisa Lam suffered from bipolar disorder.
2. She ended up in a water tank on the roof of Cecil Hotel - the water tank was behind two doors with alarms that required access pass/code/key.
3. Hotel guests complained about dark colored water that smelled and tasted funny (this was due to Elisa's body that had laid in the water tanks for 14 days).
4. The movie "Dark Water" which is about a girl named Cecilia (close to the hotel name Cecil), moves into an apartment where the water starts to become black due to a body in the water tank, and in the end you see an elevator malfunctions like in the clip of Elisa Lam. The movie was made 8 years BEFORE Elisa Lams death.
6. Things like murder and suicide had happened before on the Cecil Hotel.
7. To get into the water you would have to climb up to the water tanks, lift the top off, climb down and close it. Almost if not completely impossible by yourself.
8. Autopsy reviled no drugs where involved.
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drunkaholic707 said:
she was throwing up gang signs
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i was kinda sp00ked cause i thought there was going to be one of those screamer things leaping out at the screen, and with these traces of this pwo and ephedrine still in me that would've been like, something i really dont want to deal with. then those creepy hand movements was like wtf is this shit is this actually real
 
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How much can naivety and no self control cost you? It’s not cheap, especially considering the savings crisis in America. The average trip to the ER costs $1,200, nearly one and a half times the average monthly rent in the United States. Furthermore, a quarter of Americans have more medical debt than savings. Two in three Americans can’t even afford a $500 emergency. An expensive trip to the ER due to irresponsible pot use is the last thing our wallets need. Like with any consumer decision, you need to make sure you educate yourself ahead of time.




lol
oh i know.. i know oh, oh oh
 
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