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| - I had an experience recently in Las Vegas that I need to tell you all about.
I was recently invited to play a baccarat tournament at Paris Las Vegas, which is owned by Caesars Entertainment Corporation. I made an appointment for an 80-minute massage on December 17 at their spa, the Paris Spa by Mandara. My appointment was for 1 PM and I arrived at 12:45 PM. An attendant gave me a locker, along with a wristband and a key. Inside the locker, I left a gold necklace, a gold Rolex watch, a money clip with $543 dollars, and $500 in playing chips. After my massage, I went to retrieve my belongings, but my gold watch and $500 from my money clip were missing. I immediately notified the staff at the front desk of the spa. We went back to my locker to search, but had no luck. I asked them about the attendant who gave me the locker, key and wristband, but was told he had left for the day. They insisted that I must have left my watch and money somewhere else. I asked them to call Security so they could help me, since the spa was of little help. Security took down my statement. Since I was frustrated that no one seemed to be able to help me, Security advised me to call the Las Vegas Police Department. I called them and they came to take down my report. I was advised to call Risk Management, since they were in charge of such matters. I have left numerous messages, but no one has contacted me yet. I called Security to find out the status of the investigation and they referred me back to Risk Management again. At this point, I feel like I have to hire a lawyer to help me with my case, but would rather not. All I want is a complete investigation and my watch and money back. Since the last thing any Las Vegas casino wants is publicity showing they aren't secure and that they don't protect their guests and their property, the best option I have is to spread the word until they conduct a full investigation. So please Like and Share this Post anywhere and everywhere until they address the matter of my stolen watch and money.
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