The four children of a woman found dead in an Arby's freezer have filed a wrongful death lawsuit
The lawsuit was filed on behalf of the four children of Nguyet Le, 63, who died in the freezer. The four children of Nguyet Le, a woman found dead in an Arby's freezer, have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Turbo Restaurant LLC, the umbrella company for Arby. The lawsuit alleges that a woman DIED INSIDE the FREEZER withIN an ARBY’s RESTAURANT, and that her son was the one to find her body in the freezer. The family is also seeking $1 million in monetary damages against the company and wants the walk-in freezer inspected by experts. Le wasn't able to open the door to the freezer from the inside, and the negative-degree temperatures may have led to her death.
Publié : il y a 2 ans par Erin Lowrey dans General
METEOROLOGIST DAMON SINGLETON TO GET THE TIMING OF THAT POSSIBILITY COMING UP IN JUST A FEW MINUTES. ALSO NEW THIS MORNING ON WDSU, A WRONGFUL DEATH LAWSUIT HAS BEEN FILED AFTER A WOMAN DIED INSIDE THE FREEZER WITHIN AN ARBY’S RESTAURANT HERE IN LOUISIANA. YEAH, THE LAWSUIT WAS FILED ON BEHALF OF A NEW AT LEAST FOR CHILDREN AGAINST THE OWNER OF ARBY’S, SAYING THAT SHE WASN’T ABLE TO OPEN THE FREEZER DOOR FROM THE INSIDE AND THAT THE NEGATIVE DEGREE TEMPS MAY HAVE LED TO HER DEATH. ALI WAS A MOTHER AND GRANDMOTHER FROM TEXAS CONTRACTED TO WORK AT THE NEW IBERIA LOCATION HERE IN LOUISIANA. SHE’D BEEN THERE FOR FOUR WEEKS, BUT HER STAY GOT EXTENDED TO ANOTHER TWO. BUT GET THIS, ACCORDING TO THIS LAWSUIT, HER SON, WHO WAS ALSO WORKING WITH HER, WAS THE ONE TO DISCOVER HIS MOTHER’S BODY IN THAT RESTAURANT’S WALK IN FREEZER. THE PRELIMINARY REPORT FROM THE CORONER’S OFFICE IS THIS. HYPOTHERMIA WAS THE CAUSE OF DEATH, WHICH IS HORRIFIC, AND THAT THE OFFICERS, THE INVESTIGATING OFFICERS FOUND A GOOD BIT OF BLOOD ON THE DOOR. SO SHE MUST HAVE FOUGHT TO TRY TO GET OUT BEFORE COLLAPSING. NOW THE FAMILY IS SEEKING AT LEAST $1 MILLION IN MONETARY DAMAGES AGAINST TURBO RESTAURANT, LLC, THE UMBRELLA COMPANY FOR ARBY’S. THE FAMILY’S ATTORNEY ALSO WANTS TO HAVE WALK IN FREEZERS INSPECTED
A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed after a woman died inside of a freezer at a New Iberia Arbys. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of the four children of Nguyet Le, 63, who died in the freezer. Le wasn't able to open the door to the freezer from the inside, and the negative-degree temperatures may have led to her death, according to the lawsuit. Le was a mother and grandmother from Texas and was contracted to work at the New Iberia Arby's location. She had been working there for four weeks but had just extended her stay for another two weeks before her death. According to the lawsuit, her son, who was also working at the Arby's, was the one to find her body in the freezer. The family is seeking $1 million in monetary damages against Turbo Restaurant LLC, the umbrella company for Arby's. The family attorney also wants the walk-in freezer inspected by experts. A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed after a woman died inside of a freezer at a New Iberia Arbys. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of the four children of Nguyet Le, 63, who died in the freezer. Le wasn't able to open the door to the freezer from the inside, and the negative-degree temperatures may have led to her death, according to the lawsuit. Le was a mother and grandmother from Texas and was contracted to work at the New Iberia Arby's location. She had been working there for four weeks but had just extended her stay for another two weeks before her death. According to the lawsuit, her son, who was also working at the Arby's, was the one to find her body in the freezer. The family is seeking $1 million in monetary damages against Turbo Restaurant LLC, the umbrella company for Arby's. The family attorney also wants the walk-in freezer inspected by experts.
Les sujets: Crime, Lawsuits