MrBallen

The elevator was manual.

There was somebody who literally moved the car up and down, and she kind of didn't see the guy's face at first.

But eventually, when the guy kind of poked his head through and looked at her, confirming that, yeah, I'm talking to you, get in the car, she realized the elevator car operator was the man in the hearse that she had seen in her windowsill.

It was the same guy.

And so Anna is so horrified, she gasped out loud and just was like, no, I'm not going in there, no.

And so all the folks that are in the elevator car, they do not know what's going on.

And they're kind of looking around like, what's happening here?

And the car operator continues to look out at Anna for a second.

Then he just kind of scoffs at her like, fine.

Then the doors close and the elevator disappears.

And for a moment, Anna's telling herself like,

What is going on?

That can't be the same guy.

It's just going to be a coincidence, right?

But as she's having these thoughts, these crazy thoughts, trying to rationalize something that's not rational, she suddenly heard this loud metallic crunching sound inside of the elevator shaft, followed by what was obviously people screaming.

it would turn out that elevator car that she nearly got into but didn't because of her fear of this guy that she was seeing again, the same guy from her bedroom the night before, that elevator car, as it began its descent, it malfunctioned and fell four stories, killing two people on board.

Now, unfortunately, we don't really know much more about what ultimately happened with the elevator operator, if they ever confirmed without a doubt that, you know, that guy is the same one Anna saw the night before, or if he even really was on the elevator car.

We don't know that.

But what we do know is Anna did speak to reporters, and they did widely publish the story.

And that is how we know about it.