Watching her odd behavior in the elevator video, some were convinced that Lam had played the game and summoned something supernatural. Get off at the wrong time, and you may never see your dimension again. To return to your world, you'll need to press the same buttons that took you to this other dimension. At this point, your electronics may not work, and the lights may be completely off. When you enter the other dimension, it'll look like the building that you're in, except you'll be all by yourself. If the elevator goes up to the tenth floor, the ritual worked. Then, press the button for the first floor. When you reach the fifth floor, you might meet a mysterious woman - don't look at her or speak to her because she's reportedly not human and could take you away. Once you enter the first floor, you have to press the floor buttons in a certain order (4-2-6-2-10-5). The game's rules are convoluted, but writer Lucia Peters provides a thorough breakdown on her all-things-spooky blog, The Ghost in My Machine. You also have to play alone, and the game will only work when there's no one around to mess with the specific button order. To play, you need to be in a building with at least 10 floors and an elevator. The general idea behind this spooky routine is that you can enter a new dimension if you press on elevator buttons in a specific order. If you've lurked around the conspiracy theory and urban legend niches of YouTube and Reddit, there's a chance that you've come across The Elevator Game, which supposedly originates from Korea (although some say it may be from a different East Asian country). If you're unfamiliar with this game, keep reading ahead to find out what it's all about - it's pretty creepy stuff. One of the oddest theories to emerge was that Lam was playing The Elevator Game, a routine reminiscent of Bloody Mary. Unsurprisingly, web sleuths picked apart the video to formulate speculations about foul play. Before her body was found, police released security footage of her behaving oddly in the hotel elevator. However, the strange details around her case attracted amateur detectives who contested this ruling.
Her cause of death was officially listed as an accidental drowning with her bipolar disorder as a significant factor. Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel unpacks the tragic case of Elisa Lam, a young traveler who was found in the water tank of the Cecil Hotel in 2013.
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