Get a. I'm Lala Berry, nutritionist, author, actor, TV presenter, and professional oversharer. This podcast is all about celebrating failure because I believe it's a chance for us to learn, grow and face our blind spots. Each week I'll interview a different guest about their highs as well as they're lows, all in a bid to inspire us to fearlessly fail. Hello, my friends, David the Medium is back for True Crime Alay. This is the third installment of True Chrime La. So we've done two others where we've gone to Charles Manson sites, We've gone to where Sharon Tate had her last meal. We've gone to the location of the Hillside Stranglers. That one was really scary because it's still a mechanic place now was like, anyway, look up the Hillside Strangers of Beking or I'm going to have in the show notes o'ur past to la True Crime episodes now to give you a little lay of the land and a little premise of how this goes is David is a medium and psychic, right. I know you know that because he's super famous and everyone loves him and for good reason. David, you're amazing. But here's what we do. I take David around. I literally pick him up in this case, pick him up early in the morning in Los Angeles, and he knows nothing other than I'm like, Okay, we're driving to Lost Feelers, Okay, we're driving to downtown. Okay, we're driving to Cuover City. Okay, we're driving to Beverly Hills. Like literally, he doesn't know anything until we get to the location. I see what he feels and what comes to him while we're in said location, and then I'll feed him or like essentially tell him what's happened, and he'll dissect what I'm saying and be like yep, nah, yeah. It's so fascinating. Some of the locations were able to actually physically get out and enter or go to that location. Others you'll hear today weren't super safe to do that, a little bit of a trigger warning. We went to one location where there have been We went to the Cecil Hotel and there have been not only murders there, and not only or there's been a murder there and two serial killers live there. There's also been some suicide death. Says, So I do want to just be give a trigger warning. There's also notes in the show notes. There is the helplines for both America and Australia because that's where the audience you guys are from. So I'm just going to give you a lay of the land. It's going to go in chronological order. So the first place that we visited is the supposed murder location of the Black Dahlia murder. Now, movies have been made about this. Ryan Murphy's done an American horror story all around this. The murder house was owned by this really sus kind of fellow called George Hodell, and the murderer of the Black Lallia. The Black Dahlia or Elizabeth short, was super super gruesome because her body was cut in half and all the blood was drained out of her body and like certain bits of skin were removed, but super surgically, and it's just very very very very fascinating. The house that we went to was one of the famous Lloyd Wright houses, and so it's got this really really interesting style. There's a few of them around LA. I've seen three of these houses around La, but this one was owned by this guy that supposedly this is a cold case, but he is the person that is most suspected to have taken the life of Elizabeth Short back in nineteen forty seven. So this was considered the most notorious murder in LA history. So that's the first location that we go to. We are able to walk around to the back lane of the house as well, so super super fascinating. Then we went to and you won't hear this on the mic, so I want to tell it to you. Now we go to We went to Sorry the Cecil, the hotel in downtown Los Angeles. Now it's probably like there are documentaries about this, there are podcasts about this again American horror story that some of that's been set here. It is infamous for the dark energy, paranormal activity. I think there's been some something like thirty deaths in this location since it was built in nineteen twenty four. But here's the thing that you don't get on audio, and I want to explain it to you here. So when I picked David up, I picked him up in my Hollywood and he's like, where are we going? First? I go, We're going a lost Pheelers. First, he goes cool and I used to live in Los Feelers And he's like, oh, that's your old neck of the woods and I was like, yep, that's true. So like literally he doesn't know anything about the specifics of where we go. And then I was like, we're going downtown. He goes, We're going to the Cecil Hotel, aren't we? And I go, what, how do you know? He goes, I just saw it, so you don't hear that on audio, but I'm telling you that he's exactly what happened. And then I was like, then we're coming back this way, like we's Hollywood Beverly Hills way and he's like, oh really, and I go and then more end in Culver City and he's like Culver City and I'm like yeah, So, just so you know, that is literally all the info that David gets before we sit down and record. So I mentioned that trigger warning around suicide. The Cecil Hotel is where that you can feel the heaviness of that. We mention it in that part of the chat. So that's the second location we go to. So it is arguably the eeriest part of this chat and maybe the spookiest location I would say we go to. The energy is really dark and heavy and you can feel it just like we didn't even feel soper safe in our car at the front. So if you or are adult triggered, that would be the bit that I would recommend skipping. But if you were fascinated by paranormal activity and spooky stuff, it is a very spooky part of this chat. Then from the Cescil Hotel, we only spent about fifteen minutes there and David was feeling physically sick by the end of it. And again I don't know if we got this on audio, but basically the Cescil to get there, you've got to drive down I believe it's East seventh Street, And as we were driving into downtown, so it goes like first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, and as soon as we hit third Street, David's like, my stomach just dropped. As we were getting close to the location, and the location is literally like a block and a half away from skid Row, so there's a lot of just really intense energy around there. And then as we drove out, I reckon after five minutes of driving out of downtown, like just getting because when you exit Downtown you get onto the Harbor Freeway, and as we just started to enter the Harbor Freeway. David's like, I feel better, and you could feel a lightness and an ease. And then we went to the Beverly Center, loads of really haunting kind of stories, really interesting history that used to be at amusement Park there. Before that, it was like the Salt Lake oil field again at Trigger Warning, there's a mention of suicide there. This isn't as dark as cecil though. Just to give you, I'm trying to give you a little bit of a heads up so you don't feel like you're going into any of this blind, because this something like I could just feel it when David got in the car. We've recorded a lot of episodes together now, so there's like a shorthand between us and we can feel each other like and understand each other really well. And I said to him, oh, you're on. I can feel your run straight away and it yeah, I don't know as well. Maybe we're getting so comfy. This is the sixth time we've done a podcast together, and the third true crime one of this elk and of this nature and this genre and format. So after the Beverly Center, we went and ended on an old Hollywood tale that happened at the Culber Studios, which is like famous for where they shot Gone with the Wind and Raging Bull, and I think, but I have to fact check this the Wizard of Oz. So that's the premise. It's full locations. It took. I picked David up at about seven forty five am and we ended recording at about two quarter to two, and then my car broke down after we'd finished all the recording. How crazy is that? The battery just died wild? And then I and this is a side night that I had an acting audition to get to, so I had to like quickly we both Ubert home or he Ubert to his hotel. I Hubert home, quickly showered, got changed into like the outfit I had to wear for the audition, Ubert into the acting audition, and then Uber back to the car or truck. And then I met my friend who saved the day and put a temporary battery in and then I had to go to like an auto park, an auto car place and get the batter change. It was a it was a well wind of an LA day. I will say, but if you're into true crime, this episode is for you. If you're into like the history of Hollywood, like a lot of people say that Hollywood in LA is quite haunted and dark and whatnot, and there's a lot of paranormal activity, and so then this episode is for you. So I've got a few friends that are psychic and a few friends that are into this kind of like spookier stuff. I actually reckon my mate Candas is going to love this because she's a crime fiction author. Anyway, enjoy this episode. I hope you love it. I know that was a very long winded intro, but I just wanted to give you a real heads up so that you felt really clear navigating this episode. The really heavy part is Location two, the Cecil Hotel. It's also arguably the spookiest and scariest bit, and like I had goosebumps the whole time we were out the front of that location. It was so fascinating to be there. All Right, Okay, I'm waffling. I'm waffling, but I think you're unreal. Thank you for listening, David, Thank you for sharing. He was only in La for two days and literally this took up a whole day of his time, and he's just such a sweet, sweet soul. Also one really cool thing and this is how we start the pod. He teaches us how to protect our souls from energies, and I felt safe the entire time with David. Even though we were in like experiences that felt energetically full on, I still felt very safe with David. So have a little listen, especially at the start around that protection thing, because he says you can use it like before you go to work or you know, like if you're going into environment with lots of people and he's like, it takes one second. All you got to do is this thing. So that's where this episode kicks off. I hope you love it. Please bring on any feedback. And if you've heard Haunted story is about places in La, you know David comes back to La a lot. So this is something that we want to keep continuing. Okay, Huru meg a love, thank you, thank you, thank you. Like I always say, this pod wouldn't exist without you, guys, the listener and David, you've flippen unreal. Thank you, David the medium, welcome back.

Get a. I'm Lala Berry, nutritionist, author, actor, TV presenter, and professional oversharer. This podcast is all about celebrating failure because I believe it's a chance for us to learn, grow and face our blind spots. Each week I'll interview a different guest about their highs as well as they're lows, all in a bid to inspire us to fearlessly fail. Hello, my friends, David the Medium is back for True Crime Alay. This is the third installment of True Chrime La. So we've done two others where we've gone to Charles Manson sites, We've gone to where Sharon Tate had her last meal. We've gone to the location of the Hillside Stranglers. That one was really scary because it's still a mechanic place now was like, anyway, look up the Hillside Strangers of Beking or I'm going to have in the show notes o'ur past to la True Crime episodes now to give you a little lay of the land and a little premise of how this goes is David is a medium and psychic, right. I know you know that because he's super famous and everyone loves him and for good reason. David, you're amazing. But here's what we do. I take David around. I literally pick him up in this case, pick him up early in the morning in Los Angeles, and he knows nothing other than I'm like, Okay, we're driving to Lost Feelers, Okay, we're driving to downtown. Okay, we're driving to Cuover City. Okay, we're driving to Beverly Hills. Like literally, he doesn't know anything until we get to the location. I see what he feels and what comes to him while we're in said location, and then I'll feed him or like essentially tell him what's happened, and he'll dissect what I'm saying and be like yep, nah, yeah. It's so fascinating. Some of the locations were able to actually physically get out and enter or go to that location. Others you'll hear today weren't super safe to do that, a little bit of a trigger warning. We went to one location where there have been We went to the Cecil Hotel and there have been not only murders there, and not only or there's been a murder there and two serial killers live there. There's also been some suicide death. Says, So I do want to just be give a trigger warning. There's also notes in the show notes. There is the helplines for both America and Australia because that's where the audience you guys are from. So I'm just going to give you a lay of the land. It's going to go in chronological order. So the first place that we visited is the supposed murder location of the Black Dahlia murder. Now, movies have been made about this. Ryan Murphy's done an American horror story all around this. The murder house was owned by this really sus kind of fellow called George Hodell, and the murderer of the Black Lallia. The Black Dahlia or Elizabeth short, was super super gruesome because her body was cut in half and all the blood was drained out of her body and like certain bits of skin were removed, but super surgically, and it's just very very very very fascinating. The house that we went to was one of the famous Lloyd Wright houses, and so it's got this really really interesting style. There's a few of them around LA. I've seen three of these houses around La, but this one was owned by this guy that supposedly this is a cold case, but he is the person that is most suspected to have taken the life of Elizabeth Short back in nineteen forty seven. So this was considered the most notorious murder in LA history. So that's the first location that we go to. We are able to walk around to the back lane of the house as well, so super super fascinating. Then we went to and you won't hear this on the mic, so I want to tell it to you. Now we go to We went to Sorry the Cecil, the hotel in downtown Los Angeles. Now it's probably like there are documentaries about this, there are podcasts about this again American horror story that some of that's been set here. It is infamous for the dark energy, paranormal activity. I think there's been some something like thirty deaths in this location since it was built in nineteen twenty four. But here's the thing that you don't get on audio, and I want to explain it to you here. So when I picked David up, I picked him up in my Hollywood and he's like, where are we going? First? I go, We're going a lost Pheelers. First, he goes cool and I used to live in Los Feelers And he's like, oh, that's your old neck of the woods and I was like, yep, that's true. So like literally he doesn't know anything about the specifics of where we go. And then I was like, we're going downtown. He goes, We're going to the Cecil Hotel, aren't we? And I go, what, how do you know? He goes, I just saw it, so you don't hear that on audio, but I'm telling you that he's exactly what happened. And then I was like, then we're coming back this way, like we's Hollywood Beverly Hills way and he's like, oh really, and I go and then more end in Culver City and he's like Culver City and I'm like yeah, So, just so you know, that is literally all the info that David gets before we sit down and record. So I mentioned that trigger warning around suicide. The Cecil Hotel is where that you can feel the heaviness of that. We mention it in that part of the chat. So that's the second location we go to. So it is arguably the eeriest part of this chat and maybe the spookiest location I would say we go to. The energy is really dark and heavy and you can feel it just like we didn't even feel soper safe in our car at the front. So if you or are adult triggered, that would be the bit that I would recommend skipping. But if you were fascinated by paranormal activity and spooky stuff, it is a very spooky part of this chat. Then from the Cescil Hotel, we only spent about fifteen minutes there and David was feeling physically sick by the end of it. And again I don't know if we got this on audio, but basically the Cescil to get there, you've got to drive down I believe it's East seventh Street, And as we were driving into downtown, so it goes like first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, and as soon as we hit third Street, David's like, my stomach just dropped. As we were getting close to the location, and the location is literally like a block and a half away from skid Row, so there's a lot of just really intense energy around there. And then as we drove out, I reckon after five minutes of driving out of downtown, like just getting because when you exit Downtown you get onto the Harbor Freeway, and as we just started to enter the Harbor Freeway. David's like, I feel better, and you could feel a lightness and an ease. And then we went to the Beverly Center, loads of really haunting kind of stories, really interesting history that used to be at amusement Park there. Before that, it was like the Salt Lake oil field again at Trigger Warning, there's a mention of suicide there. This isn't as dark as cecil though. Just to give you, I'm trying to give you a little bit of a heads up so you don't feel like you're going into any of this blind, because this something like I could just feel it when David got in the car. We've recorded a lot of episodes together now, so there's like a shorthand between us and we can feel each other like and understand each other really well. And I said to him, oh, you're on. I can feel your run straight away and it yeah, I don't know as well. Maybe we're getting so comfy. This is the sixth time we've done a podcast together, and the third true crime one of this elk and of this nature and this genre and format. So after the Beverly Center, we went and ended on an old Hollywood tale that happened at the Culber Studios, which is like famous for where they shot Gone with the Wind and Raging Bull, and I think, but I have to fact check this the Wizard of Oz. So that's the premise. It's full locations. It took. I picked David up at about seven forty five am and we ended recording at about two quarter to two, and then my car broke down after we'd finished all the recording. How crazy is that? The battery just died wild? And then I and this is a side night that I had an acting audition to get to, so I had to like quickly we both Ubert home or he Ubert to his hotel. I Hubert home, quickly showered, got changed into like the outfit I had to wear for the audition, Ubert into the acting audition, and then Uber back to the car or truck. And then I met my friend who saved the day and put a temporary battery in and then I had to go to like an auto park, an auto car place and get the batter change. It was a it was a well wind of an LA day. I will say, but if you're into true crime, this episode is for you. If you're into like the history of Hollywood, like a lot of people say that Hollywood in LA is quite haunted and dark and whatnot, and there's a lot of paranormal activity, and so then this episode is for you. So I've got a few friends that are psychic and a few friends that are into this kind of like spookier stuff. I actually reckon my mate Candas is going to love this because she's a crime fiction author. Anyway, enjoy this episode. I hope you love it. I know that was a very long winded intro, but I just wanted to give you a real heads up so that you felt really clear navigating this episode. The really heavy part is Location two, the Cecil Hotel. It's also arguably the spookiest and scariest bit, and like I had goosebumps the whole time we were out the front of that location. It was so fascinating to be there. All Right, Okay, I'm waffling. I'm waffling, but I think you're unreal. Thank you for listening, David, Thank you for sharing. He was only in La for two days and literally this took up a whole day of his time, and he's just such a sweet, sweet soul. Also one really cool thing and this is how we start the pod. He teaches us how to protect our souls from energies, and I felt safe the entire time with David. Even though we were in like experiences that felt energetically full on, I still felt very safe with David. So have a little listen, especially at the start around that protection thing, because he says you can use it like before you go to work or you know, like if you're going into environment with lots of people and he's like, it takes one second. All you got to do is this thing. So that's where this episode kicks off. I hope you love it. Please bring on any feedback. And if you've heard Haunted story is about places in La, you know David comes back to La a lot. So this is something that we want to keep continuing. Okay, Huru meg a love, thank you, thank you, thank you. Like I always say, this pod wouldn't exist without you, guys, the listener and David, you've flippen unreal. Thank you, David the medium, welcome back.

Well you even had the mysterious voice, which I think is very on point for what we're doing.

Well you even had the mysterious voice, which I think is very on point for what we're doing.

All Well, this is our third correct true true crime True crime La with lor Laberi well with David the medium. So let's paint in the picture. Let's set the premise for anyone that might not have heard our other episodes what we do in these in these scenarios, so be real. What do you know right now?

All Well, this is our third correct true true crime True crime La with lor Laberi well with David the medium. So let's paint in the picture. Let's set the premise for anyone that might not have heard our other episodes what we do in these in these scenarios, so be real. What do you know right now?

Well, going on past experiences, what we've done previously is you take me to some incredible locals around La, the morbid, the historical, the haunted. But this is true crime La. Yeah, and you take me to these locations and she doesn't guys for everyone listening, she doesn't tell me where we're going. I know ahead of time, and we go to these locations and we talk about it and I tune in to see what I feel if anything goes on. But here we are third time.

Well, going on past experiences, what we've done previously is you take me to some incredible locals around La, the morbid, the historical, the haunted. But this is true crime La. Yeah, and you take me to these locations and she doesn't guys for everyone listening, she doesn't tell me where we're going. I know ahead of time, and we go to these locations and we talk about it and I tune in to see what I feel if anything goes on. But here we are third time.

I know. It's so exciting, and can we just share. When you got in the car today, yeah, I was like, okay, we're going to start in lost Feelers. Am I going downtown? Then we going to conversee there, we're going West Hollywood and you were like can you say what you said? Yeah?

I know. It's so exciting, and can we just share. When you got in the car today, yeah, I was like, okay, we're going to start in lost Feelers. Am I going downtown? Then we going to conversee there, we're going West Hollywood and you were like can you say what you said? Yeah?

When you said downtown, I was like, please tell me it's a Cecil Hotel, which is true. That is our next location. I'm so excited now Lola, there is a lot of locations in downtown we probably.

When you said downtown, I was like, please tell me it's a Cecil Hotel, which is true. That is our next location. I'm so excited now Lola, there is a lot of locations in downtown we probably.

Could have gone to. Given that you've got a whole downtown.

Could have gone to. Given that you've got a whole downtown.

Day, we could spend the whole week talking about the downtown locations. But I am so excited to be going to the Cecil Hotel.

Day, we could spend the whole week talking about the downtown locations. But I am so excited to be going to the Cecil Hotel.

So if anyone's listened to my Friday Diary podcast of when this was all being recorded, I literally said I've been researching it, but only during the day because I get so like it gives me the hebgb's And I said on my pod diary, I bet you where there's been over thirty deaths, Like David is going to ask to go in? I bet you, I bet you. And first thing you say, as soon as that, you're like, can we go in?

So if anyone's listened to my Friday Diary podcast of when this was all being recorded, I literally said I've been researching it, but only during the day because I get so like it gives me the hebgb's And I said on my pod diary, I bet you where there's been over thirty deaths, Like David is going to ask to go in? I bet you, I bet you. And first thing you say, as soon as that, you're like, can we go in?

Oh, Director, we can go in?

Oh, Director, we can go in?

Yeah.

Yeah.

But the Sesso Hotel is such an infamous, notorious location in La Like, it's a very famous spot.

But the Sesso Hotel is such an infamous, notorious location in La Like, it's a very famous spot.

Right, I don't know how we haven't done it sooner, to be honest.

Right, I don't know how we haven't done it sooner, to be honest.

Well, because downtown's really scary. Yeah yet, guys, so stay tuned.

Well, because downtown's really scary. Yeah yet, guys, so stay tuned.

We might know.

We might know.

We'll be fine.

We'll be fine.

We'll be fine. Well, this is what I want to ask you when we're entering these spaces where horrific stuff has happened. How can we and you the listener, like, if you're going somewhere that just feels a bit energetically off or gives you the hebgb's, how can we protect ourselves? Like, is there something that we can do, you know, to not get hooked by an entity?

We'll be fine. Well, this is what I want to ask you when we're entering these spaces where horrific stuff has happened. How can we and you the listener, like, if you're going somewhere that just feels a bit energetically off or gives you the hebgb's, how can we protect ourselves? Like, is there something that we can do, you know, to not get hooked by an entity?

Well, that's it. It's all about setting an intention. And I find when we go to locations where maybe negative stuff has happened, I mean it does set you know, the energy doesn't necessarily clearing the spots, so a lot of it can still be hanging around. But even for those of us that feel tired when we go out into public sometimes it can be very zapping and draining. Just imagine yourself and you know, I'm going to do it today and I will do this with Lola today as well. But imagine yourself in a glowing, hot white bubble, hot, like as bright as the sun glowing, and you feel warm from it. But all you have to do is imagine you like that surrounding you, like a foresield or like an egg for just one second really, and that sets the intention that whilst you're going into the public space or whilst you're going to negative areas or energy that can be very dense, that it's setting the intention that it's not allowing itself to attract or attached to you are so interesting or to interfere with you negatively, oh so interesting? And you can do that just day today, Like I Sai said, if we're going out into public, some of us get very.

Well, that's it. It's all about setting an intention. And I find when we go to locations where maybe negative stuff has happened, I mean it does set you know, the energy doesn't necessarily clearing the spots, so a lot of it can still be hanging around. But even for those of us that feel tired when we go out into public sometimes it can be very zapping and draining. Just imagine yourself and you know, I'm going to do it today and I will do this with Lola today as well. But imagine yourself in a glowing, hot white bubble, hot, like as bright as the sun glowing, and you feel warm from it. But all you have to do is imagine you like that surrounding you, like a foresield or like an egg for just one second really, and that sets the intention that whilst you're going into the public space or whilst you're going to negative areas or energy that can be very dense, that it's setting the intention that it's not allowing itself to attract or attached to you are so interesting or to interfere with you negatively, oh so interesting? And you can do that just day today, Like I Sai said, if we're going out into public, some of us get very.

I am I'm actually an introvert. No one believes me, are you?

I am I'm actually an introvert. No one believes me, are you?

Oh my god?

Oh my god?

I don't we just mask? Well?

I don't we just mask? Well?

What is that?

What is that?

What it is?

What it is?

We've got careers and you know, social journeys where we have to be a little bit more. Yeah, ext but God, give me a night on the counch any.

We've got careers and you know, social journeys where we have to be a little bit more. Yeah, ext but God, give me a night on the counch any.

Day, same same, same, same so for today. And sorry to get into the nuances of this, but do we need to do that protection thing? Like do we just envision it right now or do we do it at each location? If we're entering a location, like right now, we're sitting in my car out the front of our first location. I feel this feels quite safe to me, Like I don't know, neither do I. And we're going to go around the back lane after this. We're going to just have another squeiz. But do you want to know about. Do you want to learn about this alleged place?

Day, same same, same, same so for today. And sorry to get into the nuances of this, but do we need to do that protection thing? Like do we just envision it right now or do we do it at each location? If we're entering a location, like right now, we're sitting in my car out the front of our first location. I feel this feels quite safe to me, Like I don't know, neither do I. And we're going to go around the back lane after this. We're going to just have another squeiz. But do you want to know about. Do you want to learn about this alleged place?

So tell me for the listener and for day the medium, Lola, where are we? So we're to five to one two one Franklin Avenue in Los Fellers. What happened here?

So tell me for the listener and for day the medium, Lola, where are we? So we're to five to one two one Franklin Avenue in Los Fellers. What happened here?

This is the it's said to be the location of the infamous Black Dahlia murder. Have you heard of this?

This is the it's said to be the location of the infamous Black Dahlia murder. Have you heard of this?

Yeah? Black Dahlia was also in the American Horror Cross also a location in the Cecil Hotel.

Yeah? Black Dahlia was also in the American Horror Cross also a location in the Cecil Hotel.

Yes it is, Yes, So I believe they've filled film stuff here. They've filmed a movie in here literally called the Black Dahlia. All about this, it's a seventy year cold case. What is so eerie about this is so the girl's name. So, her name is Elizabeth Short, twenty two years old. This happened in nineteen forty seven. Her body was found on January fifteenth, but she was last seen January ninth at our at two locations where we're going after this Cecil and the Baltimore also downtown. So you might feel more about this murder there because that was the last place that she was spotted. But what's really crazy about it is a really like high up there in Hollywood doctor lived here and had these infamous parties.

Yes it is, Yes, So I believe they've filled film stuff here. They've filmed a movie in here literally called the Black Dahlia. All about this, it's a seventy year cold case. What is so eerie about this is so the girl's name. So, her name is Elizabeth Short, twenty two years old. This happened in nineteen forty seven. Her body was found on January fifteenth, but she was last seen January ninth at our at two locations where we're going after this Cecil and the Baltimore also downtown. So you might feel more about this murder there because that was the last place that she was spotted. But what's really crazy about it is a really like high up there in Hollywood doctor lived here and had these infamous parties.

Yeah, American Horror Story.

Yeah, American Horror Story.

This was his house. Guys, you have to google this location. Isn't it beautiful? So it's it's been designed by I believe this guy, Like it's a famous designer here called Lloyd. I've got a written down here somewe and it it'll pop out to me. I've got so many notes. But basically, what's so fascinating about this murder? It's super grizzly. So whoever murdered Elizabeth cut her body in half and drained all the blood, very similar to how it's depicted in American Horror Story. Yeah, so they and like a smile had been drawn like Joker stylely like cut from ear to ear, and then little chunks of her flesh were cut out as well, almost like artistic kind of vibes, as morbid as that sounds. And this doctor was obsessed with this artist called man Ray, who drew bodies kind of not dissected, almost like imagine robotically dissected. Like it didn't look gruesome. It looked more yeah, like kind of avant garde, like really left a field kind of vibes.

This was his house. Guys, you have to google this location. Isn't it beautiful? So it's it's been designed by I believe this guy, Like it's a famous designer here called Lloyd. I've got a written down here somewe and it it'll pop out to me. I've got so many notes. But basically, what's so fascinating about this murder? It's super grizzly. So whoever murdered Elizabeth cut her body in half and drained all the blood, very similar to how it's depicted in American Horror Story. Yeah, so they and like a smile had been drawn like Joker stylely like cut from ear to ear, and then little chunks of her flesh were cut out as well, almost like artistic kind of vibes, as morbid as that sounds. And this doctor was obsessed with this artist called man Ray, who drew bodies kind of not dissected, almost like imagine robotically dissected. Like it didn't look gruesome. It looked more yeah, like kind of avant garde, like really left a field kind of vibes.

Yep.

Yep.

Oh I like that. I like that. So where where the Black Dolly was actually found was in this part called the I'm probably saying Limerick Park and this lady called Betty Bursinger same exact same as the show you saw the American Horror story was like literally walking along with a kidne stroller off to a shoe repair appointment and found the body. But what she said was so crazy about it was the body was like white, yeah, and to the point that she thought it was a mannequm. So the interesting thing about all of this is that the person that did the murder has to have had surgical skills because the cutting and the like the way the body was dissected in half. Someone had to know what they were doing. It wasn't like brutal like Slasher, like the night Stalker vibes, do you know what I mean? So that's why this guy comes up in every Google search. His name is George Hodell. His son is a detective and was like, I figured out same handwriting like the son. His son was literally like who grew up in this house? YEA, was like my dad did it?

Oh I like that. I like that. So where where the Black Dolly was actually found was in this part called the I'm probably saying Limerick Park and this lady called Betty Bursinger same exact same as the show you saw the American Horror story was like literally walking along with a kidne stroller off to a shoe repair appointment and found the body. But what she said was so crazy about it was the body was like white, yeah, and to the point that she thought it was a mannequm. So the interesting thing about all of this is that the person that did the murder has to have had surgical skills because the cutting and the like the way the body was dissected in half. Someone had to know what they were doing. It wasn't like brutal like Slasher, like the night Stalker vibes, do you know what I mean? So that's why this guy comes up in every Google search. His name is George Hodell. His son is a detective and was like, I figured out same handwriting like the son. His son was literally like who grew up in this house? YEA, was like my dad did it?

Really?

Really?

Yeah? And there's a lot that's come out about this guy, like sexually assaulting his daughter, handing his daughter off to like other men at these parties. And they've bought police sniffer dogs through who have smelt human remains in house. Yeah, and in the lane way, which is where we're going there. So it's just fascinating because on this you're gonna love. You're gonna love this bit. So basically, nine days after this murder, an envelope is sent to the ALA Examiner's office with her social security, her birth certificate photos, and an address book with a couple of addresses pulled out, a couple of pages pulled out, and the fingerprints were cleared with gasoline. Wow, isn't that fascinating? I didn't know that was a thing. But this is considered the most notorious murder in LA history. It's still a cold case. Seventy years later. This doctor now has since fled to the Philippines, so he's still I'm pretty sure. Yeah, so if his some thought he did it, how's it technically a cold case?

Yeah? And there's a lot that's come out about this guy, like sexually assaulting his daughter, handing his daughter off to like other men at these parties. And they've bought police sniffer dogs through who have smelt human remains in house. Yeah, and in the lane way, which is where we're going there. So it's just fascinating because on this you're gonna love. You're gonna love this bit. So basically, nine days after this murder, an envelope is sent to the ALA Examiner's office with her social security, her birth certificate photos, and an address book with a couple of addresses pulled out, a couple of pages pulled out, and the fingerprints were cleared with gasoline. Wow, isn't that fascinating? I didn't know that was a thing. But this is considered the most notorious murder in LA history. It's still a cold case. Seventy years later. This doctor now has since fled to the Philippines, so he's still I'm pretty sure. Yeah, so if his some thought he did it, how's it technically a cold case?

Oh?

Oh?

Hang on, maybe he has let me find out if he's if he's passed away or not. But cold case as in they've shut the case. Isn't that what cold case is?

Hang on, maybe he has let me find out if he's if he's passed away or not. But cold case as in they've shut the case. Isn't that what cold case is?

Well, yeah, it's usually they shut the case because they don't have any leads or they just come to a dead end on.

Well, yeah, it's usually they shut the case because they don't have any leads or they just come to a dead end on.

It, unless I don't know, but it says cold case in all the youtubes I've watched, it's I.

It, unless I don't know, but it says cold case in all the youtubes I've watched, it's I.

Guess the guy the doctor was never charged for it.

Guess the guy the doctor was never charged for it.

No, no, isn't it amazing? So the official cause of death death was hemorrhage and shock And what was that? I bet? Yeah, sorry, so not to me and says even laugh. By the way, the cuts were so clean, so it has to be someone that had these surgical skills. Body. Also, the body where it was found it was like placed really strange, so the body was split in half, the arms were above the head, the legs were like it was very like deliberate, which I know they do, like they talk about serial killers like that end part is very specific for them as well, like how they leave the bodies sometimes fascinating though, isn't it? So this is the front of it. Should we go and have a squeeze at the bat, let's have a squeeze. How does your intuition even give it? Because there are other suspects in the murdering of this, it's not necessarily like this guy hasn't been charged.

No, no, isn't it amazing? So the official cause of death death was hemorrhage and shock And what was that? I bet? Yeah, sorry, so not to me and says even laugh. By the way, the cuts were so clean, so it has to be someone that had these surgical skills. Body. Also, the body where it was found it was like placed really strange, so the body was split in half, the arms were above the head, the legs were like it was very like deliberate, which I know they do, like they talk about serial killers like that end part is very specific for them as well, like how they leave the bodies sometimes fascinating though, isn't it? So this is the front of it. Should we go and have a squeeze at the bat, let's have a squeeze. How does your intuition even give it? Because there are other suspects in the murdering of this, it's not necessarily like this guy hasn't been charged.

I think it's a cover up.

I think it's a cover up.

Really, they know it was him.

Really, they know it was him.

But if his son was a policeman, he's obviously respected in society and his position and job and also his connections if he's pimping his daughter out to probably other powerful people.

But if his son was a policeman, he's obviously respected in society and his position and job and also his connections if he's pimping his daughter out to probably other powerful people.

So apparently there's a recording of him saying, no one will get me because the only person that knew was my secretary and she's dead. Now, yeah, that's it. Oh wow, how could are you? Let's check out the back and see if there's any back entrance.

So apparently there's a recording of him saying, no one will get me because the only person that knew was my secretary and she's dead. Now, yeah, that's it. Oh wow, how could are you? Let's check out the back and see if there's any back entrance.

Yes, stay tuned.

Yes, stay tuned.

How fun? Welcome one or location one, Location one, Episode three. And then so this is Black Dahlia. Just for the listener, you can there's movies about it with Josh Harh and it scult Johansson. Obviously, there's the American Horror Story series which covers this as well as Cecil, and then there are a multitude of true crime docos about this and pods.

How fun? Welcome one or location one, Location one, Episode three. And then so this is Black Dahlia. Just for the listener, you can there's movies about it with Josh Harh and it scult Johansson. Obviously, there's the American Horror Story series which covers this as well as Cecil, and then there are a multitude of true crime docos about this and pods.

It is a very famous medal.

It is a very famous medal.

It's super favorbu because she was this like gorgeous Hollywood hopeful black hair died of her black a little bit like me, and green eyes. She had green eyes, so fascinating all right, HERU see you on the next spot. Okay, David, we are walking down the lane, aren't we. Oh you can see the back of it. Let's just go all the way down that right yeah? Fuck yeah fuck? So this is as you looked up. It is the John snowed in the house.

It's super favorbu because she was this like gorgeous Hollywood hopeful black hair died of her black a little bit like me, and green eyes. She had green eyes, so fascinating all right, HERU see you on the next spot. Okay, David, we are walking down the lane, aren't we. Oh you can see the back of it. Let's just go all the way down that right yeah? Fuck yeah fuck? So this is as you looked up. It is the John snowed in the house.

Is that right correct?

Is that right correct?

By Lloyd Wright is the designer. So he's a really famous designer for that time you said you saw it at the other metal location.

By Lloyd Wright is the designer. So he's a really famous designer for that time you said you saw it at the other metal location.

Well, the haunted Murder mansion in Los fielet's up in the hill. One of those houses behind that was the bloid Right house. But the back of this house is very cool. I mean I want everyone to google it because it is a very cool architectual style.

Well, the haunted Murder mansion in Los fielet's up in the hill. One of those houses behind that was the bloid Right house. But the back of this house is very cool. I mean I want everyone to google it because it is a very cool architectual style.

And you can imagine them having those big Hollywood parties, you know what I mean back in the day. Look at us. Okay, this is where the body.

And you can imagine them having those big Hollywood parties, you know what I mean back in the day. Look at us. Okay, this is where the body.

This is where the dogs picked up the scent of human decay. I believe, ah, human decay? Yeah?

This is where the dogs picked up the scent of human decay. I believe, ah, human decay? Yeah?

How crazy? Oh, you can kind of see through. Do you want to have a look through there? I know you like to love a little peaky bee.

How crazy? Oh, you can kind of see through. Do you want to have a look through there? I know you like to love a little peaky bee.

I mean a little bit of a peak through the house.

I mean a little bit of a peak through the house.

Right now, it feels like there's something like.

Right now, it feels like there's something like.

You know what actually been here? I don't reckon the human decay was the black Dahlia girl. I don't think it was Elizabeth the Short I reckon someone else has been killed.

You know what actually been here? I don't reckon the human decay was the black Dahlia girl. I don't think it was Elizabeth the Short I reckon someone else has been killed.

Here, maybe the secretary.

Here, maybe the secretary.

Yeah, really, probably a few places in people in this environments really well.

Yeah, really, probably a few places in people in this environments really well.

Yeah, because this guy, the one that's now fled to the Philippines, is known as being like super shady, so I'm sure there could be have been multiple murders. Is that what you're feeling?

Yeah, because this guy, the one that's now fled to the Philippines, is known as being like super shady, so I'm sure there could be have been multiple murders. Is that what you're feeling?

I reckon the dogs was probably picking up sense from a lot of different people.

I reckon the dogs was probably picking up sense from a lot of different people.

Maybe really cool garage.

Maybe really cool garage.

Well, I love it.

Well, I love it.

Yeah, the light fixed. It feels like out of this world. It definitely feels like old Hollywood party vibes.

Yeah, the light fixed. It feels like out of this world. It definitely feels like old Hollywood party vibes.

Right, Yeah, it's kind of got. It's given Smorgies in the nineteen nineties.

Right, Yeah, it's kind of got. It's given Smorgies in the nineteen nineties.

Smorgies. What's like as in the.

Smorgies. What's like as in the.

Food restaurant that had like the volcano style.

Food restaurant that had like the volcano style.

Oh that's so funny. Yeah, it definitely feels nineties, doesn't it.

Oh that's so funny. Yeah, it definitely feels nineties, doesn't it.

It's very cool though.

It's very cool though.

I love what you got.

I love what you got.

By the way, Definitely a few people, do.

By the way, Definitely a few people, do.

You reckon he had something to do with the Black Dahlia? Yeah? Yeah, oh love your brain? Well, it's probably not your brain. What is it?

You reckon he had something to do with the Black Dahlia? Yeah? Yeah, oh love your brain? Well, it's probably not your brain. What is it?

What is Elizabeth short?

What is Elizabeth short?

Do you know? You said something to me the other day and when we're recording, I'm just going to bring it up, and it blew my socks off. I posted a pic of my Nan for Mother's Day.

Do you know? You said something to me the other day and when we're recording, I'm just going to bring it up, and it blew my socks off. I posted a pic of my Nan for Mother's Day.

Oh you're beautiful, Nan.

Oh you're beautiful, Nan.

Yeah, and you're like, oh, there's a familiar face. So when you're reading, I didn't realize you see full faces.

Yeah, and you're like, oh, there's a familiar face. So when you're reading, I didn't realize you see full faces.

But all the time, sometimes it's shadows or sometimes it's energies. But with her, I could picture it.

But all the time, sometimes it's shadows or sometimes it's energies. But with her, I could picture it.

That's what I was like.

That's what I was like.

Then when you said the actual photo, it puts all the pieces of the puzzle together.

Then when you said the actual photo, it puts all the pieces of the puzzle together.

Because I don't think you would have seen a photo no at all. That's it because we had not like obviously she came forward in the reading and I said to you straight after, it's so fascinating because you always say when I see black cats, that's my connection to Nan, And I was like, you'd be surprised when any black cats I see, not necessarily always physical black cats, but like on books or at a random statue in my in my apartment. When I went back after our reading, and I was like, holy shit, I had no idea how good.

Because I don't think you would have seen a photo no at all. That's it because we had not like obviously she came forward in the reading and I said to you straight after, it's so fascinating because you always say when I see black cats, that's my connection to Nan, And I was like, you'd be surprised when any black cats I see, not necessarily always physical black cats, but like on books or at a random statue in my in my apartment. When I went back after our reading, and I was like, holy shit, I had no idea how good.

Yeah, love it.

Yeah, love it.

You're amazing, that's why. All right, so you know where the next location is.

You're amazing, that's why. All right, so you know where the next location is.

I'm very excited for the next location.

I'm very excited for the next location.

I am like so nervous, says I'm so nervous that I want to WII. That's how nervous I am.

I am like so nervous, says I'm so nervous that I want to WII. That's how nervous I am.

Well, you know what, Also, downtown LA. I've been to La like ten or eleven times. It's a kind of a no go zone.

Well, you know what, Also, downtown LA. I've been to La like ten or eleven times. It's a kind of a no go zone.

Yeah. Yeah, so I think we'll have to have our little wits about us. I think we'll just have to be really clear and specific and.

Yeah. Yeah, so I think we'll have to have our little wits about us. I think we'll just have to be really clear and specific and.

Coming along for the journey.

Coming along for the journey.

Yeah, and just yeah, just like be really Maybe we'll do our chat about it in the car and then try to get in.

Yeah, and just yeah, just like be really Maybe we'll do our chat about it in the car and then try to get in.

Yeah good, that sound good. Yeah, I reckon.

Yeah good, that sound good. Yeah, I reckon.

All right, all right, game, We'll see you at the cecils. Oh, okay, we are here. Okay, we are at the infamous Do you want to say where we are?

All right, all right, game, We'll see you at the cecils. Oh, okay, we are here. Okay, we are at the infamous Do you want to say where we are?

We're at the Cecil Hotel in the historic core of downtown LA, which, to those that maybe don't know La that well, it's not a place you want to really be even during the day. It's not a great area of Los Angeles.

We're at the Cecil Hotel in the historic core of downtown LA, which, to those that maybe don't know La that well, it's not a place you want to really be even during the day. It's not a great area of Los Angeles.

What have we just seen while we've pulled up well, we've pulled over.

What have we just seen while we've pulled up well, we've pulled over.

There's quite a lot of homeless people. And then we looked to the left hand side and there's a guy smoking the glass barbecue. So he's smoking a bit of a crack pipe.

There's quite a lot of homeless people. And then we looked to the left hand side and there's a guy smoking the glass barbecue. So he's smoking a bit of a crack pipe.

Yeah, with all his friends that are I feel a little like we're being eyed off a tiny bit, which is very We're just two.

Yeah, with all his friends that are I feel a little like we're being eyed off a tiny bit, which is very We're just two.

White, so we are we'll definitely being night off.

White, so we are we'll definitely being night off.

We're being night off. So we've decided we're going to stay in the car, although David literally just said to me, can't I just talk to the security and ask if I'm allowed in? And I'm like, oh my god, David.

We're being night off. So we've decided we're going to stay in the car, although David literally just said to me, can't I just talk to the security and ask if I'm allowed in? And I'm like, oh my god, David.

Yeah. So we're at the Cecil Hotel, which is now actually turned into a I think it's a homeless shelter to be very fair.

Yeah. So we're at the Cecil Hotel, which is now actually turned into a I think it's a homeless shelter to be very fair.

So it's called the Wesley Health Center from what I can see.

So it's called the Wesley Health Center from what I can see.

Yeah, so the Cecil Hotel obviously is a very notorious, infamous sites. Back in that day, it was a grand hotel. They filmed American Horror Story Hotel series in the actual foyer lobby the Cecil Hotel. And because of the area it's in, because of LA's homelessness and drug problems, no one was staying at the hotel anymore obviously, and they've now turned it into not a shelter but kind of like a homeless housing project.

Yeah, so the Cecil Hotel obviously is a very notorious, infamous sites. Back in that day, it was a grand hotel. They filmed American Horror Story Hotel series in the actual foyer lobby the Cecil Hotel. And because of the area it's in, because of LA's homelessness and drug problems, no one was staying at the hotel anymore obviously, and they've now turned it into not a shelter but kind of like a homeless housing project.

Yeah, so it's built in nineteen twenty four, but I will say even in the twenties the first there were like deaths from early on, like I'm talking nineteen thirty seven, Like, don't mind there, we've got a very la situation happening now with I think it's all sirens. Yeah, we've got the police fire department going past. But there's been over thirty deaths in this location.

Yeah, so it's built in nineteen twenty four, but I will say even in the twenties the first there were like deaths from early on, like I'm talking nineteen thirty seven, Like, don't mind there, we've got a very la situation happening now with I think it's all sirens. Yeah, we've got the police fire department going past. But there's been over thirty deaths in this location.

At least that they know of.

At least that they know of.

Yeah. Yeah, so there's a There was one that happened with this guy called Percy Ormond Cook. He was fifty two. Stuff was bad at home with his wife and kids, so he came here, wrote a note to his wife, no response, wrote a second note to his wife, and decided to end his life. He shot himself here in the hotel room. In the hotel room there, there's been a crazy story about a really, a really heavily pregnant young woman came in with an older gentleman and she gave birth in the bathroom and the baby came out and wasn't breathing and because she was so traumatized. They said she went like clinically insane for a moment and threw the baby out the window and landed on a roof top. Yeah, and the coroners figured out after the baby just needed like a slap on the back to get rungs.

Yeah. Yeah, so there's a There was one that happened with this guy called Percy Ormond Cook. He was fifty two. Stuff was bad at home with his wife and kids, so he came here, wrote a note to his wife, no response, wrote a second note to his wife, and decided to end his life. He shot himself here in the hotel room. In the hotel room there, there's been a crazy story about a really, a really heavily pregnant young woman came in with an older gentleman and she gave birth in the bathroom and the baby came out and wasn't breathing and because she was so traumatized. They said she went like clinically insane for a moment and threw the baby out the window and landed on a roof top. Yeah, and the coroners figured out after the baby just needed like a slap on the back to get rungs.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So there's a lot of like these really kind of like morbid suicidey, a lot of jumping and you can see it's so tall.

So there's a lot of like these really kind of like morbid suicidey, a lot of jumping and you can see it's so tall.

It is a big building, and there's the Cecil Hotel is actually kind of three buildings that are actually interjoined. Really, so there are certain areas where you know, you can easily sort of jump off in the middle.

It is a big building, and there's the Cecil Hotel is actually kind of three buildings that are actually interjoined. Really, so there are certain areas where you know, you can easily sort of jump off in the middle.

Do you know one person jumped and fell on a walk byer and they both died.

Do you know one person jumped and fell on a walk byer and they both died.

Oh what are the chances?

Oh what are the chances?

I mean, it's such a crazy black Dahlia was seen here.

I mean, it's such a crazy black Dahlia was seen here.

She was or the killer she was she was?

She was or the killer she was she was?

Yeah, she was seen here. But the scariest one is this story about a girl called Elisa Lamb twenty one. This happened in twenty thirteen and she was found dead in the water tank on the roof.

Yeah, she was seen here. But the scariest one is this story about a girl called Elisa Lamb twenty one. This happened in twenty thirteen and she was found dead in the water tank on the roof.

So, yeah, she'd been dead in the water tank for months. Because people taste it in the water isn't that disgusting? Like, I have a video to show.

So, yeah, she'd been dead in the water tank for months. Because people taste it in the water isn't that disgusting? Like, I have a video to show.

There's video footage of her in the elevator beforehand, and I'm gonna, well, David watches it. I'll explain to the listener what's going on in the video. Oh can you hear? I've been listening to tiktoks that are terrible. Here we go Cecil Hotel water tanks. So this footage was found before she was found passed away.

There's video footage of her in the elevator beforehand, and I'm gonna, well, David watches it. I'll explain to the listener what's going on in the video. Oh can you hear? I've been listening to tiktoks that are terrible. Here we go Cecil Hotel water tanks. So this footage was found before she was found passed away.

You'd have to imagine how about the water must have tasted, because the La water is not great to start with.

You'd have to imagine how about the water must have tasted, because the La water is not great to start with.

No, it's terrible. This is the last footage of the lease lamp. So I'm just going to show it to you. You tell me what you think. This is footage of her entering the elevator. So she's coming into the elevator. She kind of looks distressed. She's looking down at like all the she's pressing a lot of numbers to go up and down the levels multiple and you can kind of see it looks like she might be scared of someone or something. She kind of ducks her head out, ducks back in like maybe is seeing something and hiding, and she's like standing in the corner of the elevator.

No, it's terrible. This is the last footage of the lease lamp. So I'm just going to show it to you. You tell me what you think. This is footage of her entering the elevator. So she's coming into the elevator. She kind of looks distressed. She's looking down at like all the she's pressing a lot of numbers to go up and down the levels multiple and you can kind of see it looks like she might be scared of someone or something. She kind of ducks her head out, ducks back in like maybe is seeing something and hiding, and she's like standing in the corner of the elevator.

She's got drug issues.

She's got drug issues.

Do you reckon? She's taken something? Wait till you see So now she's ducking out again. This is all like moments before, and she's.

Do you reckon? She's taken something? Wait till you see So now she's ducking out again. This is all like moments before, and she's.

Just don't send in the elevator. Doorway won't close. She's really on edges and she she's so scared.

Just don't send in the elevator. Doorway won't close. She's really on edges and she she's so scared.

So scared, And it's the watch for the hand movements. It's the hand movements that really freak people out. It's about to happen here, and we don't know if it's that. She's like conversing, there's a lot of what do you think of that? This strange hand movement.

So scared, And it's the watch for the hand movements. It's the hand movements that really freak people out. It's about to happen here, and we don't know if it's that. She's like conversing, there's a lot of what do you think of that? This strange hand movement.

Yeah, she's on drugs, kind of like she's been possessed.

Yeah, she's on drugs, kind of like she's been possessed.

So now I will tell you what happened, Like what I found with my research she has bipolar and she didn't take her meds. Yeah okay, oh that's so scary, right, and then found in the water tanks, like back in the elevator.

So now I will tell you what happened, Like what I found with my research she has bipolar and she didn't take her meds. Yeah okay, oh that's so scary, right, and then found in the water tanks, like back in the elevator.

How do you get in the water tanks? That's the big question, isn't it.

How do you get in the water tanks? That's the big question, isn't it.

Yeah? So that's pretty recent, right, super super recent. So that was the roofstop water tank and that acting odd in the elevator. If anyone listening, you can totally watch that. That's all over, TikTok. What's really scary is this was residents like home to not one serial killer, but two. So the night stalker Richard Ramirez lived here. So he literally would go into people's homes, couple, male, female, and he'd brutally murder them, whether it's gun, knives, hammer, and then he'd drink their blood. Kids killed kids, no problem. So he was convicted for at least thirteen murders over there. He was caught in nineteen eighty five, but he lived here in room fourteen nineteen's try and get up there, are you kidding? I can't stop sweating. There's a full security team out here. Should we describe what's going on? There's a security team at the front.

Yeah? So that's pretty recent, right, super super recent. So that was the roofstop water tank and that acting odd in the elevator. If anyone listening, you can totally watch that. That's all over, TikTok. What's really scary is this was residents like home to not one serial killer, but two. So the night stalker Richard Ramirez lived here. So he literally would go into people's homes, couple, male, female, and he'd brutally murder them, whether it's gun, knives, hammer, and then he'd drink their blood. Kids killed kids, no problem. So he was convicted for at least thirteen murders over there. He was caught in nineteen eighty five, but he lived here in room fourteen nineteen's try and get up there, are you kidding? I can't stop sweating. There's a full security team out here. Should we describe what's going on? There's a security team at the front.

And when I say, guys that were nervous, like you have to imagine this is not Australia like areas like this in La are actually a little bit dangerous, not even a little bit. I'll just say flat out, it is dangerous. Yeah, because Lola made a good point before you got everyone here has got guns. Yeah, so when they're a little bit crazy, they're a little bit homeless or on drugs, it can be a bit of a volatile situation. It is. We're filming. This's at ten am in the morning, and I've still been very aware of our surroundings and the people around us because there's a lot happening.

And when I say, guys that were nervous, like you have to imagine this is not Australia like areas like this in La are actually a little bit dangerous, not even a little bit. I'll just say flat out, it is dangerous. Yeah, because Lola made a good point before you got everyone here has got guns. Yeah, so when they're a little bit crazy, they're a little bit homeless or on drugs, it can be a bit of a volatile situation. It is. We're filming. This's at ten am in the morning, and I've still been very aware of our surroundings and the people around us because there's a lot happening.

Can you see the drug deals going on?

Can you see the drug deals going on?

There's a drug deal right there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The same guy that was smoking out of a pipe his crew are now just dealing drugs on the street.

There's a drug deal right there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The same guy that was smoking out of a pipe his crew are now just dealing drugs on the street.

Yeah. It is so so fascinating. One really scary thing about this hotel. Basically, during COVID, a guy lived in that apartment block over there. Can you see that David across the road? Yeah, And anyway, Cecil was shut because it was COVID, right, And he saw a room light up and a guy sitting there smoking a cigar in one of the windows. And then he as he moved through his apartment, the guy's head turned and kept watching him. I know, I'm getting full body goose pups, so I tell you this. And then he naturally hid behind his sofa, as one would in that scenario, and he got up and the guy was gone. And so the theory is this is one of the most haunted locations in LA and this is right come back to like, I'm feeling uneasy right now. How do we protect ourselves? We do that while we envisioned that white well.

Yeah. It is so so fascinating. One really scary thing about this hotel. Basically, during COVID, a guy lived in that apartment block over there. Can you see that David across the road? Yeah, And anyway, Cecil was shut because it was COVID, right, And he saw a room light up and a guy sitting there smoking a cigar in one of the windows. And then he as he moved through his apartment, the guy's head turned and kept watching him. I know, I'm getting full body goose pups, so I tell you this. And then he naturally hid behind his sofa, as one would in that scenario, and he got up and the guy was gone. And so the theory is this is one of the most haunted locations in LA and this is right come back to like, I'm feeling uneasy right now. How do we protect ourselves? We do that while we envisioned that white well.

That's it. We envisioned ourselves in that white glow in light. We did that. That will protect us.

That's it. We envisioned ourselves in that white glow in light. We did that. That will protect us.

For the day.

For the day.

But it's very important for everyone to remember, like our emotions and our feelings leave energy imprints behind. That guy, I know, he literally come up to the window and I got a bit like, oh, but our energy gets left behind in certain circumstances. So when there's a lot of people going through grief or trauma or sadness, or they can be mentally unwell, that leaves an imprint in certain places. That's why haunted buildings aren't toy stores, their mental asylums, their prisons, They're hospitals. They places that are very negative energy. The Cecil Hotel, you know, is very infamous for everything that happens here. As Lola's mentioned, there's all the murders, there's the suicide says, all the drug issues and craziness. Like it's kind of created a very strong energy vortex here. Yeah, and that amplifies.

But it's very important for everyone to remember, like our emotions and our feelings leave energy imprints behind. That guy, I know, he literally come up to the window and I got a bit like, oh, but our energy gets left behind in certain circumstances. So when there's a lot of people going through grief or trauma or sadness, or they can be mentally unwell, that leaves an imprint in certain places. That's why haunted buildings aren't toy stores, their mental asylums, their prisons, They're hospitals. They places that are very negative energy. The Cecil Hotel, you know, is very infamous for everything that happens here. As Lola's mentioned, there's all the murders, there's the suicide says, all the drug issues and craziness. Like it's kind of created a very strong energy vortex here. Yeah, and that amplifies.

And there was a physical murder of a lady called an old lady called Goldie. That happened in here, and she was raped and brutally murdered in this hotel. Oh when was that that happened in Goldie? Happened in nineteen sixty four.

And there was a physical murder of a lady called an old lady called Goldie. That happened in here, and she was raped and brutally murdered in this hotel. Oh when was that that happened in Goldie? Happened in nineteen sixty four.

Yeah, okay.

Yeah, okay.

And they called her the pigeon Lady because she used to always feed the pigeon because she lived here. Because some people had permanent residence here. There was another serial killer called Jack vander Wang where girl. I don't know him, but I researched him. He would murder sex workers with their bra that was his whole stick. He's Austrian. He did it in Austria, went to jail, got let out, came to La, started doing it in La. Okay.

And they called her the pigeon Lady because she used to always feed the pigeon because she lived here. Because some people had permanent residence here. There was another serial killer called Jack vander Wang where girl. I don't know him, but I researched him. He would murder sex workers with their bra that was his whole stick. He's Austrian. He did it in Austria, went to jail, got let out, came to La, started doing it in La. Okay.

So it's a good note for the sex workers out there. Don't be wearing brass.

So it's a good note for the sex workers out there. Don't be wearing brass.

I love that you could fight it a light in all of this, How do you honestly feel right now?

I love that you could fight it a light in all of this, How do you honestly feel right now?

I even if the area itself was clean and there was no one around, the Cescil Hotel does have a very negative pool to it, like even looking at the building. And it's not because I know what goes on here, but I even said it Tolola when we were driving through, I could fill the energy switches in the city.

I even if the area itself was clean and there was no one around, the Cescil Hotel does have a very negative pool to it, like even looking at the building. And it's not because I know what goes on here, but I even said it Tolola when we were driving through, I could fill the energy switches in the city.

So we're on East seventh Street and you could feel that on Third Street. I looked straight at the street sign as soon as you said.

So we're on East seventh Street and you could feel that on Third Street. I looked straight at the street sign as soon as you said.

That, as soon as we switched around my yeah. And then it was really funny because soon as I said that, the street escape actually started changing. So the Cescil Hotel does have it. I mean, it's a beautiful old soul building, like it's very art deco, but it's got a very negative pull in it.

That, as soon as we switched around my yeah. And then it was really funny because soon as I said that, the street escape actually started changing. So the Cescil Hotel does have it. I mean, it's a beautiful old soul building, like it's very art deco, but it's got a very negative pull in it.

And I haven't researched this, but can you see ahead of us the Rosalind Hotel. I know that taunted as well.

And I haven't researched this, but can you see ahead of us the Rosalind Hotel. I know that taunted as well.

Yeah that is Yeah, that's got a reputation to the Roslin.

Yeah that is Yeah, that's got a reputation to the Roslin.

Yeah, holy Mac, you're here.

Yeah, holy Mac, you're here.

Welcome to dt LA.

Welcome to dt LA.

Everybody downtown carrying a trash can, a very clean trash can. Looks like you just bought it. It's I don't know if you paid for it long to commandered commander a trash can. Yeah. So there's full security out the front of this place right now. Then I've noticed they've moved like there was an un house lady standing and they've moved her on straight away. Have you noticed that? But it is like I do want to like not talk lightly of things like suicide and all, like if this is at all triggering for you, of course, like get the support and everything that you feel like you need. I'm massive for mental health and yeah, yeah, for sure I'll do America and Australia. But yeah, how crazy. I think two serial killers lived here. Give you the hebgb's, wouldn't it. Just so apparently the level four and Level five, like super super super horned here.