Hotel Where Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss Died Is Not Renting Rooms for the Week After His Death: Details

usmagazine.com:

The hotel where Stephen “tWitch” Boss was found dead is temporarily not renting out rooms in the wake of his death, Us Weekly can reveal.The manager of the Oak Tree Inn — where the DJ died by suicide on Tuesday, December 13 — shared with Us that the Encino, California hotel will not be renting out rooms for the next week.’’ The hotel employee, who was there on Tuesday, noted that “everything was normal, nothing was weird” the day Boss’ body was found.

The manager also confirmed that the professional dancer was alone.A source exclusively told Us on Wednesday, December 14, that the Ellen DeGeneres Show alum checked into the hotel on Monday, December 12.

Boss left home without his car, his wife, Allison Holker, told law enforcement officials on Tuesday, December 13, per TMZ — abnormal behavior for the former So You Think You Can Dance star.Per the insider, after hotel staff tried to contact Boss on Tuesday morning after he failed to check out of his room, management entered and discovered his body.

Paramedics were then called to the scene.“It is with the heaviest of hearts that I have to share my husband Stephen has left us,” Holker, 34, said in a statement to E!