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Cross-dressing employee gets Hyatt sued

Daynara Fernandez got back to her hotel room at a Hyatt and found, to her obvious surprise, a male employee clad in her skirt, underwear and ... of course ... high heels. So, is it all that shocking that she's suing the hotel chain?

When she got back to her room, after having attended a wedding, her door was blocked by a cleaning cart. Getting past it, she saw, according to Gawker, that "her luggage had been opened and her belongings strewn about." There was only one way the situation could have been made worse, I suspect, by one thing: finding a man wearing some of her clothes.

And, yep, that's what she saw. Oscar Garcia-Franco, an employee of the Deerfield, Illinois Hyatt, denied t at first, claiming he was cleaning the room ... yeah, that old line (get the blow-by-blow in the police report). Interestingly, despite wearing Fernandez's skirt and shoes, kept his Hyatt shirt on! Now that's company loyalty!

When he got busted by the guest, Garcia-Franco shouted at her, "Don't tell, don't tell," a sure way to make sure your name and mug shot winds up on The Smoking Gun and Gawker.

[Via Gawker, photo by Markusram via Flickr]

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