Can we a Elisa Lam thread?

>>17557446
No

Can we have the same thread for the billionth time?

Fuck off, redditor

>>17557446
Feeling jealous of the despair code threads?

>>17557446
Who's Elisa Lam?

EVERY DAY UNTIL YOU LIKE IT.

>>17557473
A woman who checked in at a crappy hotel, behaved weirdly in the elevator and then was found dead in the hotel's water tank. Just look it up, it's old.

>>17557498
What about the whole invisibility research, and links to the military? Any light to shed on that?

more preying on a mentally ill girl who had a breakdown that ended up killing her. never change /x/. keep looking for that cheap thrill at the expense of everyone else.

>>17557537
I think you forgot where you are.
>>>/r/eddit
>>>/h/ugbox

>>17557513
Never heard about any of that. She was just a young woman who had a blog, got depressed, acted weirdly and killed herself in a dramatic way. Sure, people are gonna claim that's connected to whatever conspiracy they believe in, but it's a real stretch. There's a bunch of talk about her being possessed by demons, for example. People just use any tragedy they can find to support their beliefs.

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>>17557513
>What about the whole invisibility research, and links to the military?

The product of bored people with a little imagination and too much time on their hands?

I think we had this thread again and again.
She got killed by an old Ramirez aquaintance/fan who worked there from the time Ramirez visited the hotel until Lam's visit.
Dude tried to test if he could get away with it, and he did.

/thread

>>17557562
>>17557553
Apparently a business had been registered at the hotel called "Invisible Light" and it was shady to begin with. The only connection anyone had to the business was a CIA member, anthony something. And a few weeks before she died, the girl posted something about an invisibility cloak that had been invented, on social media. I'm not really sure about all of the details or the validity of any of that though

>>17557623
This smells like an urban legend to me. It's too neat.

>>17557446
Archon nutters knocking out entities in the mid thirtys before their psychic abilities awaken.....

Energetic implants remove them...
healing learn this........

>>17557736
Spooky ellipses, bro.

Why are murder/suicide mysteries paranormal again?

>>17558733
Because idiots will attach ghosts, deons, conspiracies etc to them.

>>17557446

jesus christ

fuck off with this shit

>>17558740
>>17558733
Because this is the spooky board. Paranormal is just the name. Learn to lurk.

>>17557446
why you didn't protect that smile /x/?

>>17558896
Smiles aren't paranormal.

At least not that kind of smile.

>>17558733
Her case involves very strange behaviour, a malfunctioning elevator door and a full minute cut from the CCTV footage. There's something in there, not sure what though.

>>17559675
>abnormal tech behavior leading to uncharacteristic suicide
Sounds like a possession sorta thing to me.

>>17557615
Yeah, nothing dodgy about an illegible timestamp, a video slowed down by 35% (?), and A HUGE PORTION OF SAID VIDEO EDITED OUT.
Watch the Brainscratch videos about it, it's A LOT deeper and doesn't lend a great deal of credence to your theory, friend.

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>>17557446
I remember this happening where I live...
The news covered this for almost a full week after, the brought on people, and all of them suggested that someone was following her, or something along the lines of that

Shit happens.
Sometimes people ask the wrong questions, or look into the wrong dark alley at the wrong time.

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>>17557446
>Can we a Elisa Lam thread?

OP a faggot.

>Can we a Elisa Lam thread?

It was a fucking