It's during this part of the game where players chase down Chavis and eventually find him hidden in the home of businessman Martin Madrazo, which De Santa mistakes as Chavis' house and destroys. Upon arriving, he notices two suspicious tennis rackets leaning to the side of the entrance doors, triggering De Santa to rush up the stairs and into his and his wife's bedroom, where he - sure enough - catches her cheating with her tennis coach Kyle Chavis. The backstory behind this little-known detail revolves around the in-game mission titled, " Marriage Counseling," in which Grand Theft Auto 5's protagonist Michael De Santa comes home to his mansion in the Rockford Hills looking for his wife. This particular Easter egg is a little easier to spot, and closer to another well-known location on the map than many players would suspect.
Thankfully, the creators save players from those details in this Easter egg, though it still maintains much of the same, sinister interior as viewed from the TV scene. In the show, the room was a setting for the possible murder of a sex worker, featuring Howitzer on his bed holding a gun, with bullet holes and blood sprayed across the walls and several jars with his own urine. While initially seeming like a random, mysterious site, this secret Grand Theft Auto 5 area is actually first seen in an in-game television series: the motel room of actor Jack Howitzer and his sock puppet, Ho Chi. From there, their character must activate their parachute and glide underneath the city, eventually reaching an invisible platform that spawns the setting of a dark, abandoned hotel room. Set behind the back wall of the police station, players will be able to "break" the game map and jump into an empty, grey void beneath the streets of Los Santos. Done successfully, wall breaches can access discoveries just as creepy as they are interesting.
Players can't unlock the full potential of a Grand Theft Auto map without doing a few sly wall breaches here and there.
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