Tell me the 'hot motel clerk story'.

I'm not aware of a single 'hot motel clerk story' that is widely known as a famous story in general. There could be local or personal anecdotes about motel clerks that are known within a certain community or group of people, but not on a large - scale famous level.

Well, if the 'hot' in 'hot hotel clerk story' means popular or in-demand, perhaps the story is about a hotel clerk who is known for their excellent customer service. They might be the kind of person who always goes the extra mile to make guests feel welcome and comfortable. For example, they could remember the preferences of regular guests, like always having a certain type of tea ready for a particular guest. This would make them very popular among the hotel's clientele.

The Bates Motel story is a dark and complex one. Norman Bates is the key figure. His mother's presence, whether real or in his mind, shapes his actions. The motel is a place where many unsuspecting guests check in. Norman's mental state deteriorates over time. He struggles with his identity and his relationship with his mother. The events at the motel are often macabre. There are times when Norman seems to be his normal self, but then he slips into a state where his mother's 'voice' takes over, leading to dangerous and unpredictable situations for those around him.

James Clerk Maxwell was a Scottish physicist. He made significant contributions to the understanding of electromagnetism. He formulated Maxwell's equations which unified electricity, magnetism and light. He was born in 1831. His early education was quite good, and he showed great interest in science from a young age. He studied at various institutions and his work laid the foundation for much of modern physics.

The story could unfold with the traveler arriving at the motel, feeling an unexpected connection with the clerk, leading to the kiss. It might be a moment of impulse or a building attraction.

Well, I'm not sure of the specific Madison Indiana haunted motel ghost story. But usually in such stories, there might be reports of strange noises at night, like creaking floors or doors opening and closing on their own. Maybe there are sightings of shadowy figures in the hallways or cold spots in certain rooms.

There was a guy who stayed in a motel by the highway. In the middle of the night, he saw a figure outside his window that looked like a woman in a white dress. But when he blinked, it disappeared. Then he heard a faint crying sound coming from the empty hallway. He was so terrified that he locked himself in the bathroom until dawn.

One horror story could be a circuit clerk losing important legal documents. Imagine a case where the evidence is crucial for a person's innocence. The clerk misplaces the files, and the trial gets postponed, causing great distress to the defendant who has to wait in jail longer.

A particular haunted motel has a back story of a family that perished in a fire that engulfed part of the motel many years ago. The family was trapped and couldn't escape. Now, guests often smell smoke when there is no fire source, and they hear the screams of the family members, especially at night. It's as if the family's spirits are still reliving that tragic event.

I'm not sure specifically as 'no tell motel' can refer to a motel where people can have privacy, often associated with discreet stays. Maybe it's a story related to some mysterious or private events that happened in such a motel.