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Room 411 in the Pera Palace Hotel is christened the Agatha Christie room. It's thought that's the room the author stayed in while she wrote Murder on the Orient Express.
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\nIn 1979 Warner Brothers released the movie Agatha. It was a fictional account of the 11 days Agatha Christie disappeared in 1926.
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\nWarner Brothers hired Hollywood medium Tamara Rand, who held a seance and claimed she made contact with the famous mystery writer. Contact that may hold the key to Christie\u2019s disappearance.
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\nWell, it did hold a key --literally. On March 7, 1979, upon instructions from Rand, a search beneath the floorboards turned up a key Rand claimed would open a box containing a diary that explained Christie\u2019s 11 missing days.
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\nWas a box ever found? Was it all just an elaborate publicity stunt? Does a diary even exist?
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\nIt's all part of the mystery of the Pera Palace Hotel.
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