Six Ways to Tell If You're Staying in a Murder Hotel

Video; Photo. corpse_20130221060811_JPG. Elisa Lam's corpse was found in the Cecil Hotel's rooftop water tank by a maintenance worker who was trying to figure out why the water pressure was low Tuesday. Photographer: Los Angeles Police Department

The remains of Elisa Lam, 21, were found by a maintenance worker at the 600-room, $65-a-night Cecil Hotel after guests complained about low water pressure. Detectives were working to determine if her death was the result of foul play or an accident.

A little Googling will reveal whether or not any serial murderers have ever used your chosen hotel as a kill site. Indeed, a quick search for “Cecil Hotel” and “serial killers” would've turned up a bunch of pertinent information. In 1985, Richard “The

The gruesome discovery this week of a young woman's body inside a rooftop water tank at the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles is not the Cecil's first brush with such notoriety, as Southern California Public Radio's KPCC reports. The Cecil Hotel in Los

Elisa Lam, Cecil Hotel, A morbid history unfolds as the hotel is rampant with police and media digging for the truth surrounding her death. A morbid fascination.