The Wall That Wasn't There: Tapping from a Sealed Room
The Wall That Wasn't There: Tapping from a Sealed Room
A rhythmic tapping came through solid brick at 2:15 a.m. on April 3, 2011, from a section of a Harlowe dormitory wall that, by one set of plans, housed a fourteen-by-eighteen-foot matron's office-and by another set of plans simply did not exist. Measurements later found an unexplained two feet two inches of interior space and an eleven-inch thick exterior projection across eighteen horizontal feet-so what was actually inside that erased room?
In this episode, we follow the sequence of observations, measurements, and archival discoveries…
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