All articles tagged with #hotel room
A woman suffered from a 7-year sinus infection caused by E. coli bacteria, which she traced back to her ex's fart in a hotel room after ankle surgery, highlighting a rare and unusual cause of sinusitis that may require surgical intervention.
An American couple, John Heathco and Abby Lutz, were found dead in their hotel room at the Hotel Rancho Pescadero in El Pescadero, Mexico. The cause of death is still under investigation, but initial forensic examination suggests intoxication by an unknown substance. The family suspects carbon monoxide poisoning due to improper ventilation. The hotel denies any issues with its infrastructure or facilities.
Two American tourists were found dead in their hotel room in El Pescadero, Mexico due to suspected inhalation of gas. The cause of death is believed to be carbon monoxide or other gases produced by improperly vented or leaky water heaters and stoves. Proper gas line installations, vents, and monitoring devices are often lacking in Mexico, leading to several cases of gas poisoning deaths in the past.
A heavily intoxicated woman was found in the hotel room of Colorado Avalanche player Valeri Nichushkin during the team's playoff series against the Seattle Kraken. The woman was hospitalized after being discovered by team employees and was deemed too intoxicated to leave on her own. The incident took place before Game 3, and Nichushkin has been away from the team for personal reasons since then. There is no criminal investigation into the incident, and the Avalanche return to Climate Pledge Arena on Friday to take on the Kraken in Game 6.
Army special operators and FBI agents mistakenly entered and detained a Delta Air Lines pilot in a hotel room in Boston during a Defense Department training exercise. The soldiers and federal agents had the wrong room number and interrogated the pilot for 30 minutes before realizing their mistake. The FBI and Army are reviewing the incident, and the Revere Hotel did not comment. The pilot filed a police report but declined medical treatment, and Delta Air Lines said it was providing support.
Federal agents, including the FBI and Department of Defense, entered the wrong hotel room in Boston during a training exercise and interrogated an airline pilot who was a guest at the hotel. The man was handcuffed and questioned for nearly an hour before the agents realized their mistake. The incident occurred on the 15th floor of the Revere Hotel on Stuart Street. The FBI released a statement saying they were reviewing the incident with the Department of Defense for further action. Delta Airlines, the pilot's employer, is also investigating the incident.