An employee is trapped for three days in the elevator of a mansion in New York: what happened to the owners

A maid lived three days of hell in the manor of a multimillion dollar businessman in Manhattan. The woman was left trapped in the elevator for about 72 hours until it is rescued by firefighters.

At around 10 am on Monday morning, the authorities responded to a call from 911 emergencies Made from the mansion on East 65th Street, near Central Park. Firefighters forced the elevator doors, which were locked between the second and third floors of the five-story property.

The woman, Marits Fortaliza, of Queens, told the authorities that she had been trapped on Friday and that the owners had left home for the weekend.

The distress call to the number of 911 emergencies It was made from the mansion but the authorities did not specify who did it.

The mansion built in 1920 He has a garden and was bought by Warren A. Stephens and his wife Harriet Stephens for eight million dollars in 1999. The banker has not responded to requests from the press for comment.

We think that the wealth of Warren Stephens, The chairman of the board, chairman of the board and president and CEO of Stephens Inc., 61, is valued at $ 2.6 billion on the Forbes list. The company, founded by an uncle of Stephens, subscribed to WalMart's public offering in 1970 and approved the links of the Louisiana Superdome.

The incident is being investigated. No violations were found during the last inspection in July, according to the Department of Property records.

Police believe that it was not a deliberate actbut the cases of people trapped in elevators in New York are rare.

In 2005, a worker at a Chinese restaurant was stuck in a Bronx elevator for about 80 hours. In 1999, a man spent 40 hours in an elevator of an office building in Manhattan, until he was seen under a security camera.