The Creepy Murder In Room 1046

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Don could totally be the title of some mafia don

Why did it take the mother a year to identify that it was her son? I don’t believe that she just thought the 3 letters were enough to know her son was out there lol

Cauliflower ear back then. Must of been a G

Paupers are peasants in olden ages

I personally think owen and don were just having a cheaky shag and it got a bit kinky nd one of em died

How tf did don enter the hotel without anyone noticing his face? Did he enter the room flying from the window?

What's funny is that when he said "commercial woman" they don't mean a nicely dressed woman, they meant a prostitute.

My theory: He was killed by mafia. Don is a nickname of a mob boss. "Breakfast" thing is a cover up for "I can't talk, someone is in the room". The entire "relationship" is a thing made by mafia in order to cover mafia. For example if it was really a lover thing nobody would give this much trouble to cover everything up, call his mother that he was in egypt, some "Louise" would probably not send him any flowers and money for the funeral, plus Artemus was probably not in stable relationship with a prostitiute. Ogletree was sitting in the dark because he was afraid, and he knew that he is going to be tortured. Additionaly Ogletree was afraid his family would be killed, that's why he said "nobody". He certainly knew the person that killed him, because if it was some random hitman hired by his former lover he would not be so scared.

A “commercial woman” is a prostitute….

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Honestly I am sure this was some maffia murder. The person called "Don" popular word for maffia leader, flower sent to the funeral typical maffia way of showing some respect. The fact that he wouldn't say anything about the killer and went to the hotel afraid maybe he knew what will happen, probably because they threatened his family, also maffia stuff. Maybe they didn't wanna kill him just punish but he died in the hospital, because of his injuries. Otherwhise they wouldn't have leave him in the room alive if they wanted to kill him.

"Commercial woman"?

Okay, i've heard Call Girls being called all kinda names, but that's a new one.

What if the actual Ricky Goldsworth is a fan of BuzzFeed Unsolved and watches this video

these creepy stories become 99% less creepy when these two dinguses comment on it

Could this be some sort of Chris Farley type death? I know many a femboy have asked me to sit on their face until they passed out but that’s too dangerous. Perhaps he liked to be dominated but he accidentally died?

"pauper's grave' is a common grave used to bury the poor who cannot afford a grave. Famously Mozart was buried in a pauper's grave. Nowadays the term isn't used because people who cannot afford burial are cremated instead

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I literally work in walking distance of this hotel and every time I see it, I think of this case...

the fact that this random guy seems so invested in burying him next to his sister...saying he's doing this for his sister...makes me wonder if he had cheated on his finacee, she ended her life or died tragically, and this was the end result. did they look into this woman and her relatives?? now I wanna know more.

Don’t they call mafia bosses “don” maybe the guy that was killed was mafia related.

I'm always curious whether these old episodes were actually filmed in Ryan's house.

My theory: the womens sister was Owens fiance, but died accidentally bcs of owens mistake (cheating might be involved) or something, from which lead Don(probably the father) and the woman killing him as revenge. Owen didnt tell who killed him bcs he loved his fiance. Sounds wierd but whatever.

IOM CUMMIUNGG

it was Don corleone

very sketchy case

My theory is that "Roland" was being sexually exploited by the man he referred to as Don. Keep in mind that we're talking about a 17-year-old from a faraway state (Alabama) who had left home less than a year ago in order to hitchhike to California (according to his mother at least), which would certainly have put him in a very vulnerable position. "Don" must have been a rich and powerful man who could afford to pay for "Roland" to stay in hotel rooms where he could visit him discreetly. Roland's behaviour during his stay indicates a strong fear of Don, possibly culminating in his refusal to name him as the person who attacked him. However, he may have tried to break away from the abuse, which could have prompted Don to murder him, either out of passion or out of fear of his secret being revealed (bear in mind that homosexuality was a serious offense at the time). This being a crime of passion would explain the subsequent funeral arrangements by the mysterious caller. I'm not really buying the mafia connection theory as I can't think of a plausible explanation as to why they'd arrange for a 17-year-old to spend prolonged periods of time in a high-end hotel room or proceed to torture him to death right there.

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mmmm, I love knowing this happened on my birthday. fun.

Its disturbing how this xould legit be explaiend if he was playing The Most Dangerous Gane from the Roku Channel and broke a violation.

Maybe he stumbled onto something, this is the thirties maybe spies or the mob. Also they used fake names why would he do that except for something shady.

No at the 13 minute mark it’s so true. Crime like this would have been solved if it happened 30 years later

I feel like this could have been Mafia related

bro i cant with that maids name

The staff of this hotel were allergic to asking ANY questions

I am still wondering why these hotel staff couldn’t get an account of “don”?😭 like i bet he was moving around a lot so there should be atleast one person who saw him right? They seem so incompetent 💀

I think he was killed for cheating bc he said he doing it for my sister so don and the woman could have been brother and sister so he killed him for cheating and she wanted him to be near her bc she still loved him.

Rearrange the letters in "Roland T. Owen" to create "A low-rent Don".

You are twoo 8diots!

In this episode, we witness the birth of the infamous Ricky Goldsworth.

My theory is that Ogletree and Don were friends. The "comercial woman" was his partner. Ogletree might have slept with her causing Don to lose it.
He would've walked in on them and it explains the yelling. Don prodeced to murder Ogletree and because Don was probably an associate with the mafia, he didn't give him up. If he did give him up his family would've been killed.

Who else watches these at night and then is checking under there bed and closets 😂😂

Turns out he was just a male BDSM prostitute for a gay mafia boss. Makes a lot of sense come to think of it.

a lot of Anton Chigurh vibes

kind of fucked up the hosts keep laughing and making jokes about a brutal crime

"pauper" basically meant poor person. A "pauper's funeral" was done for people whose families could not afford a funeral, and it's still done today (at least in the U.S.)

this one always used to spook me for some reason

My guy named himself rollin towin

I watched Wendigoon's video on this and the details are almost completely different. I mean he didn't go into as much detail but in his account dude got found with his head in his hands in a corner. That's a pretty different outcome.