The manager at the New Orleans hotel where Brian Williams was camped out during Hurricane Katrina in 2005 has poured cold water on the version of events that the NBC News anchor has been retelling in recent years. Currently off the air after he admitted to lying about being hit by enemy fire in Iraq in 2003, a number of Williams' other seemingly  outlandish claims over the years are now coming under increased scrutiny. Serious questions have been raised about the credibility of his claim that he saw a body or bodies in the floodwaters of New Orleans' French Quarter, an area that experienced very little flooding.
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The manager at the Ritz-Carlton where Williams' was based during Hurricane Katrina has rubbished several of his claims about his stay
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Myra DeGersdorff denies that her hotel was 'overrun' by gangs as Williams has repeatedly claimed since
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She also said it is unlikely that he could have seen a body floating in the French Quarter since the area experienced very little flooding
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'I'm not going to judge him, because it was such an unpleasant week… And when there is that kind of concern you can misremember,' she said
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Williams is currently off the air after he admitted to lying about being hit by enemy fire in Iraq in 2003
Now the manager of the five-star Ritz-Carlton where Williams was staying at the time has spoken out to rubbish claims repeatedly made by @placeholder in the years since.