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Speaker 1: On the evening of March tenth, nineteen twenty nine, on

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Speaker 1: New York City's East one hundred and thirty second Street,

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Speaker 1: something strange was brewing. It had just gone ten thirty

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Speaker 1: pm when Missus Smith was alerted to a short burst

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Speaker 1: The laundrette, located at number four East one hundred and

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Speaker 1: thirty second Street, belonged to thirty year old Isadore Fink,

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Speaker 1: who also lived at the property. Smith summoned nearby police

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Speaker 1: officer patrolman Captain Bone, who proceeded to investigate the situation.

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Speaker 1: Unable to see anything through the windows, cat and Bone

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Speaker 1: attempted to access the building, only to find the front

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Speaker 1: door and all the windows locked from the inside. There was, however,

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Speaker 1: a small transom window just above the door that appeared

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Speaker 1: to be open, but it was far too small for

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Speaker 1: the officer or Missus Smith to fit through. With Smith's help, Cat'

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Speaker 1: and Bone asked a local child to climb inside the

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Speaker 1: property and unlock the door for them. After squeezing through

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Speaker 1: the window, the boy appeared moments later at the front door,

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Speaker 1: having opened its heavy bolt lock from inside, turning on

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Speaker 1: the lights. The officer quickly found Fink lying on the

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Speaker 1: floor in a pool of blood, having died from three

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Speaker 1: gunshot wounds. Robbery was quickly ruled out as a motive.

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Speaker 1: Since no money or anything of any value was found

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Speaker 1: to have been taken, and since the transom window was

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Speaker 1: far too small for an adult to climb through, police

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Speaker 1: concluded that Fink had shot himself, only no gun was

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Speaker 1: ever found at the scene. The case, which was never

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Speaker 1: satisfactorily resolved, was described by then police Edward mulrooney as

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Speaker 1: an insoluble mystery. The death of Isadore Fink has since

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Speaker 1: become known as one of the most compelling real life

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Speaker 1: examples of the fabled locked room mystery, a subgenre of

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Speaker 1: crime fiction in which usually someone is murdered despite it

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Speaker 1: appearing impossible for a perpetrator to have committed the crime

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Speaker 1: without detection. The locked room mystery in literature is widely

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Speaker 1: thought to have originated with Edgar Allan Poe's Disturbing the

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Speaker 1: Murder in Room Morgue, published in eighteen forty eight. With

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Speaker 1: Soji Shimada's dark and puzzling Tokyo Zodiac Murders, considered to

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Speaker 1: be one of the finest examples of the hugely popular genre,

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Speaker 1: though Isadore Fink's murder is one of the better known

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Speaker 1: real world examples. Only six years later, in a hotel

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Speaker 1: in Kansas City, Missouri, another infamous locked room mystery would

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Speaker 1: unfold as compelling and strange as fiction you're listening to

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Speaker 1: unexplained and I'm Richard McClean smith. The President Hotel at

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Speaker 1: thirteen twenty nine Baltimore Avenue in Kansas City is one

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Speaker 1: of those grand old downtown hotels that speak of a

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Speaker 1: bygone age of glitz and glamor. Built in nineteen twenty

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Speaker 1: five in a bold Jacobean revival style, complete with ornate

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Speaker 1: terra cotta moldings and its name in lights high up

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Speaker 1: on the rooftop, it soon established itself as one of

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Speaker 1: the more aspirational venues of its day. In nineteen twenty eight,

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Speaker 1: the fifteen floor hotel was selected for that year's Republican

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Speaker 1: Party convention, and its famously plush drum room lounge would

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Speaker 1: go on to host Frank Sinatra and King of Swing

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Speaker 1: Benny Goodman, among many other prestigious performers, and it was

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Speaker 1: there just after one twenty pm on Wednesday, January second

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Speaker 1: nineteen thirty five, when Randolph Propsed, one of the hotel's bellhops,

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Speaker 1: was called over to reception to escort a new guest

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Speaker 1: to his room. The man, neatly dressed in a black overcoat,

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Speaker 1: had checked in under the name Roland t Owen and

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Speaker 1: claimed to have recently arrived from Los Angeles. As Probst

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Speaker 1: was quick to note, despite booking the room for a

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Speaker 1: number of days, the man carried no luggage with him.

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Speaker 1: But perhaps even stranger was how particular he'd been about

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Speaker 1: several floors up and hidden from the street. The desk

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Speaker 1: clerk decided that room number ten forty six would be

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Speaker 1: the perfect solution, being as it was an interior room

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Speaker 1: located at the back of the hotel, overlooking and inner court.

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Speaker 1: Probst took the key and motioned for mister Owen to

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Speaker 1: Probst couldn't help but notice the peculiar scar just above

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Speaker 1: the man's left ear. It was some kind of burn

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Speaker 1: by an otherwise thick head of dark brown hair. As

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Speaker 1: and went through the hotel doors, and for Probst, mister

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Speaker 1: Owen was already proving to be fertile ground for the imagination.

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Speaker 1: This was only exacerbated moments later, when having let mister

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Speaker 1: Owen into his room, the man asked Probs to wait

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Speaker 1: turning to Probst, he announced he would be heading out

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Speaker 1: just gone seven am on Friday, January fourth, two days

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Speaker 1: after Owen had checked in that Probst received an instruction

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Speaker 1: off the hook. Arriving at room ten forty six moments later,

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Speaker 1: Probst founder do not disturb sign hanging from the door handle.

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Speaker 1: After knocking on the door. A muffled voice from inside

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Speaker 1: instructed him to come in, but when he tried to

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Speaker 1: handle the door wouldn't budge, having been locked from the inside. Sorry, sir,

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Speaker 1: I think the door is locked, he said, After hearing

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Speaker 1: someone inside saying turn on the lights. Probst knocked again,

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Speaker 1: but there was no further response. After knocking a few

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Speaker 1: more times, the bellhop eventually gave up and yelled for

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Speaker 1: mister Owen to put the phone back on the hook

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Speaker 1: before heading back downstairs. An hour later, with the phone

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Speaker 1: still off the hook, it fell, this time to twenty

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Speaker 1: five year old bellhop Harold Pike to make another check

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Speaker 1: on the room. Pike found the door was once again locked,

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Speaker 1: and receiving no reply, Pike used his pass key to

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Speaker 1: was hard at first to see anything when a Pike

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Speaker 1: was suddenly startled by the shape of some one lying

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Speaker 1: Pike said again, but Owen would not be roused. Noticing

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Speaker 1: then that the phone had been knocked off its stand

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Speaker 1: Two hours later, the phone was once again off the hook.

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Speaker 1: With Randolph Probst back on duty, he swiftly made his

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Speaker 1: The walls, ceiling, bathroom and bedsheets were covered in blood,

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Speaker 1: use prescription medications after running to get help. Probst returned

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Speaker 1: Detectives Irah Johnson and William Edridge, along with Detective Sergeant

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Speaker 1: Frank Howland and doctor Harold Flanders, succeeded and barging their

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Speaker 1: Flanders's guest had punctured his lung, which explained his raspy breathing.

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Speaker 1: the second hotel cleaner, Mary Soptic, found him back in

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Speaker 1: Egan wherever you get your podcasts. On Saturday evening, front

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