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The Cecil Hotel elevator ritual is connected to Elisa Lam's death?
The claims connecting Elisa Lam's tragic death to the 'Korean elevator ritual' rely on internet urban legends rather than evidence. Official investigators ruled her 2013 death an accidental drowning, with her bipolar disorder listed as a significant contributing factor. It is true that serial killer Richard Ramirez stayed at the Cecil Hotel in 1985, but there is no link between his past stay and Lam's death.
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- Checked 24 Oct 2026
- Main source: LA hotel where body was found in water tank has chilling history
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Authorities and the coroner have not stated how they believe Elisa Lam got into the hotel water tank.
“Authorities including police and the coroner have not stated how they believe Lam got into the tank.” Snopes, 2016-08-14
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It wants you to think: “Elisa Lam disappeared because she performed a supernatural elevator ritual to another dimension.”
The elevator game is an online urban legend. Coronial and police investigations attributed Lam's death to accidental drowning, with bipolar disorder listed as a contributing factor, rather than any supernatural cause.
- Supernatural framing: “Rules of the Terrifying Cecil Hotel Elevator Ritual”. It presents a viral internet game as a genuine paranormal ritual to build dramatic suspense and link a real-world tragedy to urban folklore.
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