And the Oh. Hello friend and welcome back to foul play in the second and final episode in our

series about the Vanishing Blond, also known as Inabunista, the 21-year-old Russian

girl who became the subject of one of the world's most incredible mysteries.

Between 341 AM and around 830 AM,

nobody, not even Ena Boonista, knew where she was.

The hotel cameras hadn't captured her exit.

There were no signs of break-ins, or Ena falling out of her window.

The woman had simply vanished from her room and appeared hours later, beaten up in a cold sack in Florida.

It almost seemed like a magic trick.

Private investigator Ken Brennan meticulously studied the video footage, accounting for every guest movement in and out of the

hotel.

As he eliminated potential suspects one by one.

Brennan's attention was drawn to a tall, broad-shouldered man seen entering the elevator

with the victim. This man later left the hotel with the wheeled suitcase and returned without it.

With more questions than answers, Brennan now focuses on unraveling the connection between this mysterious man and the attack on the woman.

The question came back to nag him.

Why would the man remove his luggage from the hotel early in the morning?

Not check out, and then return to his room in less than an hour without it.

He watched the video again and again and again.

Brennan paid close attention only to the bag this time and saw that the wheels of the bag

got stuck in the gap between the elevator car and the lobby floor. He had to give it an extra tug to release it. And that tug

told Brennan everything he needed to know.

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