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The Hotel Gave Him the Key. He Used It on You. You are reading this in the worst hours, or the worst weeks, of your life. You did everything right. You traveled alone for work because that is what your career required. You checked into a respected international hotel because that is what your employer paid for. You expected that when you closed and locked the door of your room, that lock was a promise. You expected that a stranger could not walk up to a front desk at 4 a.m. and be handed the key to your bed. He did not have to break in. He did not have to pick the lock. The desk clerk did it for him. A man walked to the counter, said he was your husband, and the hotel — without checking anything, without verifying anything — handed him the key to your room. The hotel in Helsinki opened the door for him, and then it washed its hands of what he did once he walked through it. You may have escaped with the clothes on your back. You may have run to the hallway. You may have been left standing in a corridor in a foreign country at 4 a.m. with no idea what to do next. You are not “making too much of it.” You are not “lucky it wasn’t worse.” The hotel had a duty, and the hotel broke it, and what happened next is on the hotel — every bit…