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Morningside LLC Case Study

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Not much is revealed about Lewis' background prior to working for Morningside LLC. In the 90's he got a job at LLC working as a building manager for Frank and Sam Morris. Sam Morris eventually hired him set solve problems for him by setting fires in certain buildings. These buildings were either were torched for one of two reasons. One reason was the buildings were owned by Sam and he wanted to get rid a problem (rent strikes, illegal tenants, drug dealers). The other was that the buildings were owned by other people that Sam wanted to acquire cheaply. The police questioned Lewis about four of these fires, but weren't able to make the charges stick. In 1999, Lewis abducted a boy named Hector Rodriguez after he exited a bus. Afterwards, he

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