Netflix’s documentary “Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel” goes live on the streaming service Wednesday, and while the series focuses mostly on the Elisa Lam case, the Cecil Hotel is a Los ...

The Cecil Hotel is the subject of a new Netflix true crime series. Netflix The infamous Cecil Hotel is the focus of a new Netflix true-crime series, premiering February 10. The show focuses on the ...

The Cecil Hotel, infamous for its dark and unsettling history, is about to be transformed into an establishment to help serve the community’s housing-challenged. The Skid Row Housing Trust, an ...

Netlfix's latest true-crime docuseries Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel focuses on the 2013 case of Elisa Lam, a college student who went missing while visiting Los Angeles. The last ...

The Cecil Hotel in Downtown LA has a notoriously sad and awful history: a nightmarish tableau of serial murder, bloated corpses, and overdoses. Its reoccurring theme of death is so rich, producers of ...

The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel on Netflix tells the true crime story of the disappearance of student Elisa Lam from the titular hotel. With that hotel infamous for the number of deaths that happened ...

The Cecil Hotel gives "late check out" a whole new meaning. Netflix's latest true crime docu-series, Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel, which premieres today, Feb. 10, unpacks the dark ...

Turning the Cecil Hotel into homeless housing was supposed to be a quick and innovative way to get skid row residents off the streets. But a proposal for hundreds of homeless units in the hotel ...

Last night was the premiere of FX’s American Horror Story: Hotel, and it definitely kicked off with a depraved, bloody bang. With a troubled soul in every corner, the show’s Hotel Cortez boasts a full ...

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Spoiler alert: This story contains some details (but no major revelations) presented in "Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel." Which true-crime show should fans of the genre watch next?