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The Person Who Let Him In Worked Behind the Front Desk You checked into a hotel in downtown Fort Worth for a few nights of work. A stranger knocked on the door, said he was the husband of one of you. A few hours later, that same stranger was inside the room because an employee of the hotel used a master key to open the door for him. What happened next is something no survivor should have to relive, and what happens next in court is something we can control. The case filed in October 2024 against the operators of that hotel — MCR Investors, MCR Hotels, the entity that runs the building, and the property-management arm — is not a mystery of “how did he get in.” Surveillance video answers that. The mystery is a simpler and uglier one: a hospitality employee used the master key entrusted to the front desk to admit a stranger into a guest’s room in the middle of the night, and the company that wrote the policies and trained (or did not train) the employee is now being asked to answer for the result. We represent survivors of sexual assault and the families who…