A ticketlock that went viral this week to reveal a grisly portal between two apartments has prompted a bathroom mirror and another chilling revelation involving the murder.
In a creepy clip posted on Thursday, New York City renter Samantha Hartsoy reported that she felt a calm draft from behind her bathroom mirror. Intrigued, he decided to take the mirror down to check the air, leaving a gaping hole in a mysterious empty room.
“Seriously never expected to find me… and I documented it all,” Hartsey Written in caption for first clip, Which has drawn 9 million views so far.
In a four-part series on Hutso’s Ticketock Channel, Hartsoe is seen gearing up for a campaign in a dilapidated space with a face mask and head lamp – carrying a hammer with him for safety. When a friend, Heard in the background of a video, Tells Hartsoy that he is “holding it the wrong way”, she says “is there a wrong way to hold a hammer to kill someone?” No.”
Thankfully the hammer was not needed on this occasion; Hartsoy apparently made it out of the deserted apartment alive and insecure. But a similar story dating back to the 1980s tells of the tragic end of a Mirror mystery, as followers of the Spooky saga have revealed.
“A woman named Rutty Mae McCoy was murdered by someone in Chicago in the 80s who came to her apartment through her bathroom mirror, the Candyman movie is reportedly lax.” court case !!! ” @Afroelven said on Twitter, Followed by a link Found a 1987 article on chicago reader, Which tells the full story of McCoy: a woman who was murdered by someone who crawled through her bathroom mirror.
Steve Bogira, the journalist who wrote the original piece Also suggested That McCoy’s murder inspired the “Candyman” series.
In fact, there are many parallel elements between McCoy’s assassination and “Candyman”, such as the fact that the film also takes place in Chicago, in a public housing complex of a similar layout and demographic as McCoy’s. While the 1992 horror flick references the infamous Kabarini-Green complex in the South Side of Chi-Town, the real-life murder took place at Abbott Holmes, not far from Kabarini-Green.
The “Candyman” protagonist, who investigates the site of bathroom-based murders in the film, also befriends women with a familiar name: Anne-Marie McCoy.
Whether or not our heroine is in grave danger is not yet clear, but Hartsoy said in her final installment that she plans to have a “really fun phone call” with her landlord.
Meanwhile, Godspeed ye bathroom protector!
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