· Approximately 30 minutes after keys were turned over to parking valet, information was received that the car had been destroyed against a wall.

· The reason given was that the brakes were not working

· The car is a recent purchase and has been in use for weeks and the day leading up to the accident date.

· The car was up to date with its inspections and had no signs of faulty brakes

· The attendants were able to move the car at least two other times unassisted despite the stated brake failure

· A call to the entity regarding the accident was directed to the stated hotel manager

· The hotel manager provided incorrect insurance information directing me to Liberty Mutual Insurance

· A call to Liberty Mutual found that the hotel was not covered by them

· A second call to hotel resulted in direction to Sedgrick Insurance.

· A second call to the hotel also resulted in the discovery that the parking valet who was involved in personal vehicle loss was fired a day after the incident.

· Claims were filed for both and both were denied

· A third claim was filed based on subrogation with personal insurance and that was denied with instruction to direct claim to other insurance companies