The story of what happened to that women was tragic. There were probably multiple ways that man got the keys but with the number of people going in and out, its tough to really pinpoint what is going on.
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I read that story and can see how leaving the keys at a nearby business could have allowed someone to get in. It uswed to be I'd see stories about residents searching for hidden cameras, now this. It's got to be a nightmare for the company and guests. The one good thing is they caught him and compensated her. Stay safe out there, people!
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Yea but I was wondering how long they were trying to cover things up for. It seemed like they didn't want people to know about it.
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Yea, I heard a few stories about hidden cameras too. I think someone was working on an app to help people find them but not sure what happened to it
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I stayed at a BNB in NYC when attending an NFT Conference last year. The keys were in a lock box outside the building and the combination was sent to me by e-mail.
It can be a bit scary when you know that the other people are short term lodgers. I never saw any of the other people in the building the two nights I spent there.
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