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source: http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2015/10/31/elisa-lam-canadian-tragedy-turned-american-horror-story_n_8442522.html

From Huff Post article a few months ago. Included interview with one of the detectives: "Tennelle set up a command post at the hotel when police intensified the hunt days later. He testified that "every nook and cranny of that building where we thought was a room, locked or unlocked, it was to...

If the murderer wanted it to look like she had gone in there herself, they would have left the lid open, as there is no obvious way she could have shut it from inside. I am still convinced she was drugged and killed, poss in a bathtub in the building, then her body was gently placed in the tank...

Perhaps out of laziness, perhaps out of a lack of substantive evidence to the contrary, but I believe that she got into the tank on her own. With that in mind, I wonder about 2 things: How much water was in the tank when she got in? How did her clothes come off? It is certainly possible that...

Interesting speculations above. I also feel like the lack of publicly released evidence, such as from digital devices and further elevator footage, makes it much more difficult to speculate essentially out of thin-air as to what actually happened. IMO there are only two legit reasons for her...

This is an industry that has put out countless "torture porn" films like Saw and Hostel to significant monetary gain. The only way they're changing this story is to make more money and avoid lawsuits. Based on the initial description of the project, it sounds a bit like 8MM mixed with Dark Water.

I know of several friends/family that have been prescribed anti-depressants through their general practitioner, not a psychiatrist. That being said, it sounds like Elisa's doctor was actually a psychiatrist. Which does not mean that she is unable to make mistakes - doctors make mistakes all the...

Also, to address a post above, I did not realize she was on bupropion. This is in addition to an ADHD stimulant medication, correct? Wellbutrin itself can cause mania as it works like a stimulant on norepinephrine and dopamine receptors. The more I think about it, her doctor really loaded her up...

Don't take this the wrong way, but this subject has been covered ad infinitum in the elevator video thread. To summarize, she hit the "door open" button at the end of the row each time she went through the buttons. The door open button on those elevators supposedly keeps the doors open for quite...

Your theory neglects to account for the strong evidence that she did in fact drown. That being said, it could be that: a.) she was drowned elsewhere and was put in the tank, or b.) asphyxiated to the point of loss of consciousness (either voluntarily or involuntarily), then put in the tank to...

Just as a side note, I think it's worth mentioning that diagnosis of mental illness a.) is somewhat subjective, and b.) does not imply that those that are not diagnosed mentally ill are actually "normal". I believe that most folks in society are mentally ill to one degree or another, and simply...

I am with you that the conclusion reached by investigators is more likely than other possibilities. It, however, does not rule out other possibilities. For one thing, even a well-versed expert in psychiatry would never make a concrete diagnosis of someone's condition based upon that video...

Eye of the beholder, I suppose. As countless others have suggested both on this board, the youtube video comments, and elsewhere, Elisa definitely seems calm as she walks into the elevator, then stands in the back, waits, appears to be alerted by something, then hides in the front corner of the...

That has been my assumption as well regarding their case against the hotel. At the end of the day, we will probably never know exactly what happened that night unless, as Sabascu said, someone comes forward with further information like in the Natalie Wood case, or the family extracts further...

Also just out of curiosity, would sedatives like GHB or chloroform still be in the body after it has been in a water tank for several weeks? Some here have said that scientifically some of the lab work may be questionable so long after the individual has been lying in water. I would think that...