Imagine the horror felt by a Chinese tourist when he discovered that a corpse was lying under his bed in a popular hotel in Tibet. 😱 | via philstarlife
It goes without saying that influencer-approved hotels are those that come with top-rate aesthetic facilities. So imagine the horror felt by a Chinese tourist when he discovered that a corpse was lying under his bed in a popular hotel in Tibet.
Guzang Shuhua Inn on April 21. The hotel is popular among social media influencers for its colorful interiors, warm lights, and wooden balconies, according toAfter checking into the hotel that day, Zhang took a nap for three hours in his hotel room and detected a putrid and overpowering smell that he assumed to be coming from the bakery downstairs or his room's heating system. He even thought that it might be caused by his own feet.He left the room at around 3:30 p.m.
Little did Zhang know, the mystery is far from over. Later that night, hotel staff knocked on the door of his new room and asked him to go down to the room he vacated. Turns out, a corpse was discovered under the bed he slept on for three hours.Police who were investigating the room recorded Zhang's statement and collected his DNA. But they told him not to worry as they had already arrested the suspect.
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