Bob Saget’s last days were discreet, but very lively, recalls hotel staff where he was found dead

Bob Saget He seemed to be in good spirits before his untimely death on Sunday.

The beloved star of Full House, 65 years old, passed away on Sunday, January 9 at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Orlando, after a presentation on the outskirts of Jacksonville, Saturday night for his comedy tour I Don’t Do Negative in the state of Florida.

In his last days, a source from the hotel told the American media People that Saget kept a low profile in the establishment and was friendly with the staff and the other guests. He was a “discreet and unpretentious guest, who was more than happy to take selfies with anyone who asked in the lobby”Shared the employee, adding that the comedian ordered room service the two nights he stayed at the site.

“He checked in on Friday morning and used his real name. Everyone recognized it immediately, but no fuss was made about it ”, clarified the source. “A couple of girls asked him for a selfie it is included held the camera and joked saying that his arms were longer because ‘he was part orangutan’. He was very kind”.

The interviewee, who did not identify himself, explained that this Orlando hotel often sees “a lot of famous people” and “many of them are just nightmares”, but Saget “was really nice”. “He carried his own suitcases, seemed really energetic and honestly, she seemed very healthy and happy, ”continues the source. “He didn’t move like a 65 year old man. That is why (his death) is so shocking for everyone ”.

On Sunday, the Orange County Sheriff’s Office confirmed the comedian’s death after deputies were called to the Ritz Carlton that afternoon, shortly after 4 p.m. local time.

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“Earlier today, officers were called to the Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes for a call about an unresponsive man in a hotel room. The man was identified as Robert Saget and declared dead at the scene”Officials wrote on Twitter. “The detectives found no signs of foul play or drug use in this case”.

The hotel informant also told People They arranged a late checkout at 3:00 PM, but failed to honor it.

On Monday a police report was published in which it was specified on the moment. In the report, delegate Adrián González stated that Jody Lee Harrison, a member of the hotel’s security team, entered Saget’s room to “check on his well-being” after he “had to leave” his room on the ninth floor more than an hour and “his family had not been able to contact him.”

According to the report, Harrison “received no response after knocking on the door several times.” Once inside the room, where all the lights were off, Harrison found Saget’s body on the bed “in a supine position” (face up) with his left arm “crossed over his chest while his right arm rested on the bed.” .

“Mr. Saget was ‘cold to the touch,'” the report states. “Breathing and pulse were checked, but none were detected ”. “The video footage (of the hotel) shows him returning to the hotel and immediately going to his room, alone,” adds the detective.

The source detailed that the room was tidyNo signs of trauma, and Saget’s suitcases were packed by the door. The cleaning manager tried to ask you RCP after calling 911, but paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene once they arrived.

About two and a half hours later, a doctor took Saget’s body to the coroner’s office of Orange County. The Sheriff’s Office then began their investigation and contacted Saget’s wife, Kelly Rizzo, who shared a statement on Monday in which she expressed feeling “completely devastated.”

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