Mysterious inside the

The World's Fairs Hotel is where if you open a door, it can lead you to a dead end that makes you 'go back and forth'. Only one person knows how to escape that nightmare: the hotel boss.

1. Who is HH Holmes?

HHHolmes Herman Webster Mudgett , born May 16, 1861 in Gilmanton, Wisconsin, New Hampshire. From a young age, Herman expressed his love for 'surgery' of small animals.

Growing up attending a medical school, Herman was soon expelled because he cheated on insurance and stole corpses for experiments. Later, Herman went to Chicago to study and become a pharmacist.

With an elegant, seductive look, he quickly became rich and well-known.

2. Amazing hotel model The World's Fairs

In 1887, Holmes used his money to buy a plot of land and build it into a massive hotel with over 100 rooms and 3 floors, considered the most magnificent hotel of the time.

This hotel building was built in the joy and welcome of Chicago's residents but no one expected this to be a shield that shielded the 'pleasures' of killing a sick master.

HHHolmes real name Herman Webster Mudgett.

The first floor is the store, the third floor is for the bedroom, and the second floor and the basement are the secret concealment of horrors, only HHHolmes knows.

Holmes is really smart and sophisticated when changing the structure of the hotel, every room bit by bit. He was always changing staff and construction contractors, so no one could doubt Holmes's true purpose.

The hotel of Holmes is specially designed. Holmes used the upper floors as his own residence, containing many small rooms for torture and murder.

Some rooms have holes in the ceiling to spray poison into the room and are soundproofed so no one can hear what's happening inside.

Others were installed with heat systems, capable of turning the room into a giant oven, quickly baking nine poor customers sleeping inside.

Some rooms contain a slide to move the corpse to the floor, where a crematorium, lime pit and acid bath are used to destroy the body.

The hotel of Holmes is specially designed.

Some rooms can be connected to another room thanks to the hidden partitions hidden in the walls. There are rooms with large troughs that run straight down to the basement, which is not a trough used to wash clothes, but actually to bring a corpse straight to the basement where Holmes dissected as an experiment.

All doors are connected to a very complex alarm system. Whenever someone walks into the hallway or downstairs, the whistle will sound in Holmes' bedroom.

In the basement where Holmes' bedroom is scattered bones, most of them are animals and there are also . human bones.

The bloody operating table was used to dissect the victims for his sick pleasures. Nearby is a cremation device, torture tools and acid containers to decompose corpses.

After dropping the victim through the gutter, he will dissect and sell parts or bones to the medical facility or the black market.

3. How did murderer HH Holmes kill?

Holmes has no criteria for choosing certain victims. His victim is the elderly, children, women, or simply a customer attracted by the magnificent hotel who steps into his death.

Holmes captures women from prestigious families and some of them are no longer returning to their families.

Holmes' basement corpses.

He lured some rich women to marry him and before killing them, he forced them to write a will so that he could inherit his entire fortune.

In the basement where Holmes' bedroom is scattered bones, most of them are animals and there are also . human bones.

The bloody operating table was used to dissect the victims for his sick pleasures. Nearby is a cremation device, torture tools and acid containers to decompose corpses.

After dropping the victim through the gutter, he will dissect and sell parts or bones to the medical facility or the black market.

4. Expose the crime in the horrifying hotel

Increasingly, Holmes killed more people and appropriated more assets to maintain a mysterious life and solve his big debts.

However, in a conversation with the robber named Marion Hedgepeth, Holmes accidentally revealed that he was "plotting to cheat".

As a child, he expressed his love for 'surgery' of small animals.

Marion Hedgepeth accused Holmes and the murderer of being arrested when involved in a large-scale insurance fraud in Boston on November 17, 1894.

When the police searched for The World's Fairs to find more evidence, discover his murder.

When examining the hotel, the police discovered a secret tunnel through the mysterious basement with a living lime pit and a table full of dried blood.

The hotel has many special doors that can only be opened from the outside and the safes used to hold people. Scattered around the hotel's 4th floor, the police also found the victims' clothes, bones and hair.

He told the police killed 27 people but the police thought the number could be more. The number of victims cannot be confirmed because Holmes' hotel basement is equipped with acid containers to decompose the remaining body parts and the crematorium to burn the body.

Holmes hotel design.

According to the missing record, people thought Holmes's ill-fated victim could reach 200. He told people when he looked into the mirror he saw only the face and shape of the devil, not seeing himself.

HHHolmes was convicted and executed deathly by hanging on May 7, 1896 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. After 20 minutes of struggling in pain, the murderer ended his "evil" life.

Not long after that, those who participated in the Holmes case had a lot of bad luck. The jailer at Holmes prison was killed. The office of the attorney who handled the famous case was burnt. The only thing left after the fire is a picture of Holmes.

Most famously, the hotel custodian Patrick Quinlan after Holmes died, as well as most knew about the haunted building - committed suicide in 1914. Before he died, he left only one sentence, saying: "I can not sleep".