James Santelli was staying at a motel owned by Abu Rahmatullah for s.pdf
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James Santelli was murdered by Joseph Pryor, a former maintenance man at the motel owned by Abu Rahmatullah, who had not undergone a criminal background check and had a prior conviction. Pryor used a master keycard he retained after leaving his job to enter Santelli's room, leading to his confession of robbery and murder. Santelli's widow is suing Rahmatullah for negligence in hiring Pryor, raising questions about Rahmatullah's liability in Santelli's death.
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![James Santelli was staying at a motel owned by Abu Rahmatullah for several months as he
worked at a nearby construction project. Joseph Pryor had been previously employed at the
motel as a general maintenance man. There was no criminal background check done on Pryor.
Pryor had a prior conviction and was wanted at the time he was hired for probation violations.
When he left his job at the motel, Pryor kept his master keycard. Pryor used the keycard to enter
Santellis room and later confessed to robbing and killing him, with a resulting sentence of 85
years. Mr. Santellis widow brought suit against Rahmatullah for his negligence in hiring Pryor.
Can Rahmatullah be held liable for Mr. Santellis death? [Santelli v. Rahmatullah, 966 N.E.2d
661 (Ind. App.)]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/jamessantelliwasstayingatamotelownedbyaburahmatullahfors-231005213617-cc5fd04c/85/James-Santelli-was-staying-at-a-motel-owned-by-Abu-Rahmatullah-for-s-pdf-1-320.jpg)
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James Santelli was staying at a motel owned by Abu Rahmatullah for s.pdf
- 1. James Santelli was staying at a motel owned by Abu Rahmatullah for several months as he worked at a nearby construction project. Joseph Pryor had been previously employed at the motel as a general maintenance man. There was no criminal background check done on Pryor. Pryor had a prior conviction and was wanted at the time he was hired for probation violations. When he left his job at the motel, Pryor kept his master keycard. Pryor used the keycard to enter Santellis room and later confessed to robbing and killing him, with a resulting sentence of 85 years. Mr. Santellis widow brought suit against Rahmatullah for his negligence in hiring Pryor. Can Rahmatullah be held liable for Mr. Santellis death? [Santelli v. Rahmatullah, 966 N.E.2d 661 (Ind. App.)]