I sorta alluded to this in my previous postings.
But becoming a social outcast prevents us from fessing up to an infestation.
Thus, we spread these bed bugs who conveniently find new gullible prey.
We inadvertently pass it on to others and these buggers spread
http://news.google.com/news/search?aq=f&pz=1&ned=us&hl=en&q=%22bed+bugs%22
Check this out - the bed bugs have infested Clinton's office, the UNO,
Cruise ship infestation - read on
Juries and judges have been siding with bed bug victims when cases go to court. In the 2003 landmark case (Matthias v. Accor Economy Lodging), Toronto siblings received a jury award of $382,000 against Motel 6 after sharing a room with bed bugs. In 2006, a Chicago couple sued a Catskills resort for $20 million, claiming more than 500 bed bug bites left them physically and mentally scarred. “I was miserable,” plaintiff Leslie Fox told the Associated Press. “My skin felt as if it was on fire and I wanted to tear it off.” In 2007, New York opera star Allison Trainer sued the Hilton hotel chain for $6 million after suffering more than 100 bed bug bites at a Hilton Suites in Phoenix. “They were all over the bed and the comforter and the pillows, and I pulled the sheets off and they were just everywhere,” she told ABC News. In 2008, a guest at San Francisco’s Ramada Plaza Hotel received a $71,000 out-of-court settlement, the largest to date, after 400 bed bug bites left her with a disfiguring skin condition.
But becoming a social outcast prevents us from fessing up to an infestation.
Thus, we spread these bed bugs who conveniently find new gullible prey.
We inadvertently pass it on to others and these buggers spread
http://news.google.com/news/search?aq=f&pz=1&ned=us&hl=en&q=%22bed+bugs%22
Check this out - the bed bugs have infested Clinton's office, the UNO,
Cruise ship infestation - read on
Juries and judges have been siding with bed bug victims when cases go to court. In the 2003 landmark case (Matthias v. Accor Economy Lodging), Toronto siblings received a jury award of $382,000 against Motel 6 after sharing a room with bed bugs. In 2006, a Chicago couple sued a Catskills resort for $20 million, claiming more than 500 bed bug bites left them physically and mentally scarred. “I was miserable,” plaintiff Leslie Fox told the Associated Press. “My skin felt as if it was on fire and I wanted to tear it off.” In 2007, New York opera star Allison Trainer sued the Hilton hotel chain for $6 million after suffering more than 100 bed bug bites at a Hilton Suites in Phoenix. “They were all over the bed and the comforter and the pillows, and I pulled the sheets off and they were just everywhere,” she told ABC News. In 2008, a guest at San Francisco’s Ramada Plaza Hotel received a $71,000 out-of-court settlement, the largest to date, after 400 bed bug bites left her with a disfiguring skin condition.
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