In 1972, Howard Hughes, the billionaire who had made a fortune in aviation and the film industry, moved into the Vancouver Bayshore Inn on the waterfront. He was in the throes of obsessive-compulsive disorder and was living as a recluse. Hughes would remain in the hotel with just his bodyguards seeing him for the next six months. Jordan Armstrong has the story.
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