Tragic story of how wife leaped from Cecil Hotel window – and landed on man walking below

KATIE Price’s fans are desperate for another series of Mucky Mansion as it came to an end last night. The show followed the 43-year-old as she transformed different rooms in the property, in a bid to restore it to its former glory after it was left in ruins.

TV star Nadiya Hussain tells Kate Garraway about a horrifying attack by bullies when she was at school in the second episode of ITV's Life Stories. Kate, 54, sat down for an interview with the 2015 Great British Bake Off winner, 37, after taking over as the host of Life Stories from Piers Morgan. British-Bangladeshi baking star Nadiya candidly spoke to Kate about growing up Muslim in the UK and how she was targeted as a youngster.

"Family first, always [and] be kind."She also hinted that she felt able to talk to her 55-year-old father in times of crisis.A fan asked her for "advice on how to cope with anxiety on a daily basis when you haven't even told parents".She replied: "You should talk to somebody about how you're feeling", adding that it "could be a parent", or a sibling or friend.She added: "Hold on to small things like family dinners after school and everyone living in the same house because you'll miss it when you're older and don't all live at home - and be in the moment!"The former fashion design student revealed that she might have inherited her dad's penchant for putting together masterpieces in the kitchen, boasting on her Q&A that her signature dish is "a pretty mean pesto pasta or bolognese (but only if there's garlic bread.)"She added: "@sauce and @tabasco added to everything because they're my favourite and make everything taste good."She plastered some of her comments with 1960s-style flower power illustrations - but, of course, the era's message of peace, love and passivity isn't quite the one typically channelled by Gordon when he's in the kitchen.Gordon, well-known for his F-bombs and rages when it comes to sharing out the cooking on-screen, certainly has a different side when it comes to his relationship with his children.The pair have been seen out and about together clasping each other's hands after Holly shared details of the sexual assaults she endured at age 18.Holly, now a digital creator whose podcasts share more details on her "mental health journey", revealed that she has been sober and alcohol-free for a year, warning: "Alcohol and anti-depressants do not mix well at all.""This time last year I was at my lowest and

Those of us who become weirdly obsessed with crime series will have already watched and analysed Netflix’s new true-crime series Crime Scene: The Vanishing at The Cecil Hotel.

Amy Price has revealed why she never quit her job as the manager of the infamous Cecil Hotel.

The new true crime docu-series Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel has been a huge hit for Netflix and one part of the series that has gone viral is the security footage of Elisa Lam.

Cecil Hotel has plagued it since it opened its doors in Los Angeles, US, in the 1920s.The notorious hotel has a blood-soaked history, with countless robberies, murders, suicides and mysteries happening in the venue.One of the most recent mysterious to unfold at the Cecil Hotel is being explored in Netflix’s newest true crime documentary series called Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel.The docuseries takes a deep dive into the disappearance and death of Elisa Lam, who stayed at the hotel in 2013.It also gives the viewers a look at the historic’s building’s gory history, and the shocking crimes that unfolded there.With an increased interest in the Cecil Hotel itself, true crime fans may be wondering if it’s possible to visit and

The tragic case of Elisa Lam has found a new level of public fascination due to a new Netflix documentary series.

Netflix viewers have been left struggling to sleep after watching murder documentary Crime Scene: The Vanishing At The Cecil Hotel, which was released on the streaming site this week.The four-part documentary is exploring the mysterious deaths that occurred at the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles between the 1930s to the 60s.Whilst it explores a number of shocking incidents, including serial killer Richard Ramirez's rampage which he lived in the hotel for several weeks, it focuses on one person in particular.College student Elisa Lam, 21, vanished in 2013 while she was staying at the hotel, and her body was eventually found in the water tank on the roof.A shocking CCTV clip of Elisa using the elevator in the hotel went viral online, where the

Netflix’s latest true crime documentary series called Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel.It takes a deeper look at the case of Elisa Lam, who went missing while staying at the Cecil Hotel in 2013.Unfortunately, this is just one of the tragic cases to happen at the Cecil Hotel.One of the youngest victims at the Cecil Hotel was killed in September 1944 – and it’s one of the most tragic cases in the hotel’s history.19-year-old mother Dorothy Jean Purcell didn’t know she was pregnant when she woke up in the middle of the night with stomach pains next to her 38-year-old partner.Not wanting to wake shoe salesman Ben Levine, she reportedly went to the bathroom and delivered the baby herself.Believing the baby was stillborn, she threw

true-crime docuseries,, which pieces together her final days while staying at the Cecil Hotel. The four-part series directed by Joe Berlinger also shines a light on the Los Angeles location’s nefarious past, which contributed to the many conspiracy theories attempting to explain what happened to Lam, including wrongfully accusing singer Pablo Vergara, who was known as Morbid, of somehow being involved.

Netflix is releasing a brand new true crime series this week - Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel.The new documentary delves into the horror past of the Los Angeles’ Skid Row “Hotel of Death”, an establishment that has been home to two infamous serial killers, and the site of a number of mysterious deaths and disappearances from its inhabitants.Initially built for travelling businessmen to come and stay for work, the Cecil in downtown LA rapidly became a building where the poor and down-and-out would end up, many never leaving through its doors again.One of the documentary’s focuses is about Canadian college student Elisa Lam, the 21-year-old who was seen in bizarre elevator footage acting strangely before she disappeared - she

Netflix series called Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel explores the mysterious death of Elisa Lam.But that's not the only strange thing to happen at the Cecil Hotel.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched “Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel,” streaming now on Netflix.From his “Paradise Lost” trilogy that began in 1996 to his 2009 documentary “Crude” that looked at the pollution of the Amazon, documentarian Joe Berlinger has spent a lot of time in his career and his personal philanthropy exposing false narratives and telling stories of wrongful convictions. But, he has also been interested in exploring how geography can impact criminal behaviors, such as in “Paradise Lost,” 2014’s “Whitey: United States of America v.

Netflix’s latest documentary series set to grip true crime fans is Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel.Over the years The Cecil Hotel has been the site of dozens of deaths, murders and hauntings – and it has also been the home of several serial killers for a time.Netflix’s latest offering explores the mysterious disappearance and death of Elisa Lam.The creepy, compelling and fascinating four-part series includes commentary from individuals like Amy Price, former Cecil Hotel manager from 2007 and 2017 and retired Los Angeles Police Department homicide detectives, in a bid to find out what happened to Elisa.Elisa, a student at the University of British Columbia, booked herself into the Los Angeles hotel on January 26 2013 – after

TV show is set to uncover the gruesome history of a hotel plagued by a host of horrific deaths.Crime Scene: The Vanishing At The Cecil Hotel hits Netflix today and explores the LA building’s deadly past.It also covers the baffling disappearance of Canadian student Elisa Lam, left, who was staying there in 2013.Here, James Moore reveals the places where some have checked in but never checked out...There have been at least 16 grisly deaths at the hotel, which opened in 1927.A string of tragic suicides included Pauline Otton, who leapt to her death from a ninth-floor window in 1962, killing a passer-by below.There are unsolved murders, too.

Los Angeles' Cecil Hotel isn't exactly famous, but it's definitely notorious. Which means that if you're not from L.A.

place like Cecil Hotel, which has been the location of many murders, overdoses and suicides and even inspired.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticIn its fourth and final episode, “Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel” finally gets to its point.After three episodes of unpacking the mysterious disappearance of Elisa Lam, the infamous Cecil Hotel in which she was last seen, the fraught history of downtown Los Angeles, and even several truly confusing “web sleuth” theories about what might have happened, the new Netflix series reaches a perhaps unsatisfying conclusion: that the simplest explanation is almost definitely the right one. This hour not only addresses all the reasons why this particular case got so much attention, but why that attention complicated everything about it beyond anyone’s wildest dreams.

We’re all mad for a good crime series, with the likes of the Pembrokeshire Murders and Night Stalker being two of the most talked-about shows in January.

serial killers, the scene of brutal murders and lodged guests whose infamous slayings would remain bafflingly unsolved. But perhaps the most chilling of all the grisly events to have taken place at the creepy Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles is the mysterious death of 21-year-old student Elisa Lam.