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Here’s a chilling glimpse into the Season Two premiere of Histories of Horror—this time we’re unraveling the dark legacy of the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

From the tragic phantom reflection of Marilyn Monroe trapped in Suite 1200 to the restless trumpet scales of Montgomery Clift echoing down the ninth floor, this episode confronts the shadows of 1920s cinema with unflinching detail. We heard your requests for longer, chunkier investigations, and we are kicking off our brand-new season by exploring how the gilded birthplace of the Academy Awards became a permanent residence for spirits who never checked out.

Listen to the full Season Two premiere episode now on YouTube or Spotify and step into the unsettling corridors of true crime and haunted memory.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5KDVac1ZzYzRN2FPalwB68?si=Ad4JoLk7RlaoMpg6lZlC4g

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Transcript
00:00Guests consistently report waking up abruptly at precisely 3.15 a.m., the classic witching hour,
00:07filling a sudden extreme chill in the bedroom.
00:10They describe the physical sensation of the mattress sinking down
00:13as though an invisible person has just sat down on the edge of the bed beside you.
00:18The room fills with the overwhelming, unexplainable aroma of a vintage floral perfume,
00:25specifically Chanel No. 5.
00:27Mixed with the faint, sharp smell of fresh cigarette smoke.
00:31When the guests turn on the bedside lamps, the smell instantly dissipates and the mattress springs back up.
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