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I don't think that room contains the main source of her trauma. Her trauma, like all trauma, is due to an experience in the past.Let's take that a step further. If Jill is just now finding out that the room is locked then that would mean it has only recently been locked (odd since James's stuff is in there). Jill and Bella seem to have been friends for a while so Jill spends many nights at Bella's house doing....things....with her. She never noticed the door previously? This is detective Jill we are talking about. All of this just seems fishy.
Then that pretty much negates the notion that the room contains the main source of Bella's trauma. If Jill knows the source of Bella's pain as she has indicated (still weird she hasn't already sought help), then it can't be what is inside the room, at least not entirely. And thus it can't be that terrible.
The room and its contents will just be symbolic of her trauma. Like her unborn baby's body in a jar. The baby in a jar isn't her trauma, its premature death is.
Keeping the baby in the jar is just how Bella is coping with the trauma.
Now if Jill knew Bella was keeping Jar Baby in the back room, she'd be interfering like the a motherfucker.