Many chests go unopened because the key is nowhere to be found. There is a plethora of mysteries and cases that have yet to be solved. The key to unlocking the chest that is “The Mystery of Room 1046” could lie just beneath the surface of Kansas City’s Hotel President.
On the night of January 2, 1935, a man that went by the name of Ronald T. Owen checked into the hotel. Some witnesses claimed that he was a young as 20, while others believed that he may have been closer to 35 (Sutfin). The man was tall, had a scar on his face, and also had a cauliflower ear, which meant he was a boxer. Just like any other usual hotel guest, he paid the fee and sighned the rigister under the name of Roland T. Owen (Hewitt). After what seemed like a normal
On the night of January 2, 1935, a man that went by the name of Ronald T. Owen checked into the hotel. Some witnesses claimed that he was a young as 20, while others believed that he may have been closer to 35 (Sutfin). The man was tall, had a scar on his face, and also had a cauliflower ear, which meant he was a boxer. Just like any other usual hotel guest, he paid the fee and sighned the rigister under the name of Roland T. Owen (Hewitt). After what seemed like a normal