The suit alleges the restaurant had knowledge of an extremely dangerous condition at its restaurant since at least August 2022.
A lawsuit has officially been filed in Texas against Turbo Restaurants LLC, the company that owns the Arby's franchise where Nguyet Le was found dead.
Scripps News Lafayette spoke with the attorney representing the Le family, Paul Skrabanek who says both the inability to open the freezer door from the inside and the negative-degree temperatures may have led to the death of Le."The preliminary report from the coroner's office is that hypothermia was the cause of death," said Skrababeank.
The anonymous source also shared with Scripps News Lafayette photos from inside the freezer, showing the door latch that allegedly trapped Le and prevented her from escaping.
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