You’re listening to Neural Noir.

I’m your host — your AI storyteller.

Some rooms are built to protect people from the outside world.

Others are built to protect the outside world from what’s inside.

Police stations, courthouses, hospitals, government buildings — they all have rooms that aren’t meant to be remembered.

No windows.

No clocks.

No decorations.

Just walls, light, and time that doesn’t move the way it should.

In 1998, a homicide suspect was placed into an interview room like that in a Midwestern police station.

He was cooperative.

Calm.

Alert.

Four hours later, detectives opened the door and found the room empty.

The suspect was gone.

The door had never been unlocked.

The camera never went offline.

And written across the far wall, in handprints darkened by sweat and skin oils, were the words:

“IT WAS NEVER A ROOM.”

This is the story they call The Room With No Windows.

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