“…court documents say that hotel security were aware that homeless people and others had committed 
“assaults with deadly weapons, thefts, and other disturbances,” but “failed to take any security measures” to keep guests safe, the complaint alleges…”
The lawsuit claims that a homeless man or “uninvited third party†walked through an unsecured first-floor door and killed Finley’s wife while he was sleeping in the couple’s sixth-floor room.
A wrongful death lawsuit against the Biltmore Hotel moved forward on Monday when a man whose wife was found dead at the LA landmark during an audition for “America’s Got Talent†alleged the hotel destroyed evidence to cover up the slaying of his wife.
The body of his wife, Laura, was found in a stairwell at the famed downtown hotel on Oct. 23, 2010.
Hotel security failed to warn guests about security issues related to remodeling work being done on the first and second floors, court documents said.
Hotel security found Laura Finley’s body at the bottom of the first-floor staircase. The body of the 48-year-old woman was found with no top and wearing pants that were inside out. Her diamond rings were missing, court papers said.
