The family of 19-year-old Florida college student, Miya Marcano, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit in her passing. Marcano was murdered by Arden Villas apartment complex maintenance worker, Armando Manuel Caballero, 27. The family filed the lawsuit against Arden Villas for failing to do a proper background check on Caballero and allowing him access to Marcano's apartment via a master key.

Caballero was obsessed with Marcano, who repeatedly rejected his advances. He bombarded her with text messages and she still turned him down. He offered her his life savings and she still turned him down. He sent her money via Cash App and she still turned him down. However, he refused to take no for an answer. Caballero began stalking Miya. Then the stalking turned into murder.

 The family's lawsuit states in part, "At no time was Miya Marcano made aware by the management of the Arden Villas that Caballero had a criminal background, a history of harassing women, nor was she aware that Caballero would have unsupervised and/or free access to her apartment."

The lawsuit also states, "Marcano expressed her concern to employees of the Arden villas as well as to her parents who were concerned that Jessica Decker (manager of Arden Villas), was not taking the safety concerns of the employees and tenants, very seriously."

The local medical examiner's office has yet to release a cause or time of death regarding Marcano, who was found in a wooded field. The family and public have many unanswered questions regarding the timeline of events in her untimely passing.

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