
A hotel owner walked into Room 17 alone. Three minutes later, the door locked him in for good.
Rowan Key, owner of the Rose Key boutique hotel, badged into Room 17 alone at 23:41. Three minutes later the door went into Privacy Mode. When his fiancé tried his own key card at 23:49, the lock refused it. Rowan was found dead at 01:27.
Staff called it a possible overdose: locked door, no forced entry, sleeping pills spilled on the nightstand. But Rowan and his partner were to marry at dawn in secret, he was about to sell a controlling stake in the hotel, and the medical examiner found an injection site that doesn't fit the pills.
who was in the hotel that night
Deceased




Every badge, every denial, every mode change is logged. The logs look authoritative. Work out what really happened at that door.
Trace the accounts and systems behind the hotel's locks and cameras.
Locked door, spilled pills, no forced entry. Read the scene again, marker by marker.
Five people had reason to want the night to end differently. Cross-check every statement.
Possible overdose. Locked room, no forced entry.
He was healthy and excited. We were getting married at dawn.
Rebuild the real timeline, prove cause and method, trace who controlled the building and identify the killer.


"Keep notes minimal. We’re treating this as possible overdose until confirmed."
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the wedding was at dawn