Woman Reports Second Scorpion Attack at Same Las Vegas Hotel in Months
By Gabrielle Rockson
Published on March 13, 2026.
A woman has reported a second incident at the same Las Vegas hotel where she was stung by a scorpion. Linda Culler booked into Silver Sevens Hotel and Casino on Dec. 28 to have easy access to Harry Reid International Airport for her flight the next day. She was then stung and had to go to a hospital in Montana for treatment and couldn't walk on her foot for two days. The hotel reportedly waived Culler's bill but she had to pay the resort fees and hospital bills. In a recent report, Sulaiman Lutale also reported that he booked into the hotel and Casino in May and got stung on his arm. The National Park Service has identified the most venomous scorpions in North America.
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