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From high-profile crimes that shocked the nation to little-known cases waiting for justice, we uncover the truth one case at a time.
The Kansas City Alias: The Mystery of Room 1046 and Artemus Ogletree
In 1935, "Roland T. Owen" was found murdered in KC's Room 1046. Bound, stabbed, and tortured, his last word was "Nobody." The killer left cryptic clues and a fake name. The most baffling cold case of the 1930s.
In 1935, "Roland T. Owen" was found murdered in KC's Room 1046. Bound, stabbed, and tortured, his last word was "Nobody." The killer left cryptic clues and a fake name. The most baffling cold case of the 1930s.
October 10, 2025 at 1:03 AM
The Kansas City Alias: The Mystery of Room 1046 and Artemus Ogletree
In 1935, "Roland T. Owen" was found murdered in KC's Room 1046. Bound, stabbed, and tortured, his last word was "Nobody." The killer left cryptic clues and a fake name. The most baffling cold case of the 1930s.
In 1935, "Roland T. Owen" was found murdered in KC's Room 1046. Bound, stabbed, and tortured, his last word was "Nobody." The killer left cryptic clues and a fake name. The most baffling cold case of the 1930s.
The Scene of the Crime
In January 1935, a man named 'Roland T. Owen' checked into this Kansas City hotel...
...He asked for a room with maximum discretion, never unpacked, and only communicated with one person: "Don."
Days later, he was found bound, stabbed, and brutally tortured.
In January 1935, a man named 'Roland T. Owen' checked into this Kansas City hotel...
...He asked for a room with maximum discretion, never unpacked, and only communicated with one person: "Don."
Days later, he was found bound, stabbed, and brutally tortured.
October 9, 2025 at 11:03 PM
The Scene of the Crime
In January 1935, a man named 'Roland T. Owen' checked into this Kansas City hotel...
...He asked for a room with maximum discretion, never unpacked, and only communicated with one person: "Don."
Days later, he was found bound, stabbed, and brutally tortured.
In January 1935, a man named 'Roland T. Owen' checked into this Kansas City hotel...
...He asked for a room with maximum discretion, never unpacked, and only communicated with one person: "Don."
Days later, he was found bound, stabbed, and brutally tortured.