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06-27-2025, 03:14 AM
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Re: Repairingman Discoveres a Human Skeleton Inside Water Tank on House Roof
Why skeletors always see something funny before they die?
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06-27-2025, 10:42 PM
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Re: Repairingman Discoveres a Human Skeleton Inside Water Tank on House Roof
He just hit his groove in the sensory deprivation tank and zoned out...
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06-28-2025, 03:11 AM
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This reminds me of that woman that disappeared from that hotel in LA who was eventually found in the water tank on the roof. Investigators were unable to come to any solid conclusion on how she ended up there with getting in seeming physically improbable for her physique. Netflix actually did a special on her.
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06-28-2025, 03:25 AM
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Re: Repairingman Discoveres a Human Skeleton Inside Water Tank on House Roof
Elisa Lam. The official coroner's report concluded that her death was an accidental drowning, with bipolar disorder listed as a significant contributing factor. Lam had a history of mental health issues, including bipolar disorder, and was prescribed multiple medications (Wellbutrin, Lamictal, Seroquel, and Effexor). Toxicology reports indicated traces of these medications in her system, but not at therapeutic levels, suggesting she may not have been taking them consistently, which could have triggered a manic or psychotic episode. The rooftop was accessible via a fire escape, and the water tank's hatch was found open by maintenance worker Santiago Lopez, contradicting initial reports that it was closed. The lid weighed approximately 20 pounds, which Lam could have lifted, especially in a manic state. Lam's bipolar disorder and history of non-compliance with medication were confirmed by her family. She had previously experienced hallucinations and paranoia, including hiding under her bed during manic episodes, which could explain her erratic behavior and decision to enter the tank, possibly to hide. The autopsy showed no signs of trauma, intoxication, or involvement of another person. Her clothes and room key were found in the tank, consistent with her entering it herself. |
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06-28-2025, 10:19 AM
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Re: Repairingman Discoveres a Human Skeleton Inside Water Tank on House Roof
There isn't enough mouth wash in the world, to gargle your way out of this.  |
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06-28-2025, 02:17 PM
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Re: Repairingman Discoveres a Human Skeleton Inside Water Tank on House Roof
From the video, it looks like the tank was empty when he died. If the tank is tall enough, perhaps the man did not have the strength to lift himself out while tilting his shoulders to get through the hatch opening. It would be freaky to be in that situation. |
