Room 1046: A Kansas City Hotel Murder and One of True Crime’s Unsolved Mysteries
About this episode
The episode explores the mysterious murder of Artemis Ogletree in a Kansas City hotel room, filled with false identities and unanswered questions.
The Room 1046 mystery begins with a man calling himself Roland T. Owen, a hotel room in Kansas City, and a death that never properly made sense. When the victim was later identified as Artemis Ogletree, the case only grew stranger, adding false names, cryptic messages, and unanswered questions that still haunt it today.
Topics covered
- murder mystery
- unsolved case
- true crime
- hotel death
- cryptic messages
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