The traveler noticed a strange smell in his room, so he notified the hotel employees, who assured him that the smell came from a bakery on the ground floor.
The body of a woman was found under the bed of a guest in a hotel in the city of Lhasa, in the autonomous region of Tibet (China), reported this Wednesday the Global Times newspaper.
The events occurred on April 21, when a traveler, identified by the pseudonym Zhang, noticed a strange smell in his roomso he notified the hotel employees, who assured him that the smell came from a bakery on the ground floor.
Zhang related that once return to his bedroom after dinner, the smell became “unbearable” and he demanded another room. On the same day, officers from the Criminal Police Detachment of the Lhasa Public Security Bureau contacted the tourist to inform him that They discovered a dead body under the bed. from his previous room, in which the tourist had slept for three hours.
After taking his statement, as well as a DNA sample, the affected person assured that the authorities told him that They arrested a person related to the case.
He detainee had the identification card of the victim, surnamed Wang, in addition to his mobile phone and bank cards. It was suggested that the woman was murdered elsewhere and that the suspect moved her remains to her hotel room. The exact date of the victim’s death is unknown.
He Hotel staff denied the incident. However, Zhang posted his booking information, as well as the police statement, on a Chinese hotel review website. The man tried to seek compensation by the hotel due to the interruption of his trip and the trauma he suffered from the situation.
“I don’t sleep well at night” he pointed the tourist in an interview to the South China Morning Post. “If there is any sound I wake up very easily. This has affected my life and my work,” he specified, stressing that the hotel has not contacted him since his post went viral last Friday.
“Yeah [el hotel] keep going [guardando silencio], I will definitely take legal action, ”said the affected person. Currently, the Lhasa Police is conducting an investigation to clarify the case.
