Music rep David Bolno named person of interest in connection with Miami death

A music representative who had worked with top artists, including Justin Bieber, Drake, and Post Malone, has been named a person of interest by cops following a woman’s mysterious death in his plush Miami suite, according to a report.

David Bolno, 46, claims he “wasn’t there” when aspiring musician Laura Lozano’s lifeless body was found in the bathtub of his ocean-view suite in Miami Beach, Daily Mail reports.

The 34-year-old woman was lying face up in the bathroom of his one-bedroom hotel room in Miami’s deluxe Setai Hotel on March 30, the outlet added.

According to the hotel’s surveillance footage, Bolno left the suite just after 4:30 a.m. on the morning of Lozano’s death.

He claims she did not leave with him.

Nine hours later, her unresponsive body was discovered by hotel staff, with police saying that an “unknown substance” was found in several locations dotted around the suite.

Speaking to the Daily Mail, Bolno has called Lozano’s death a “terrible tragedy,” and admitted that he was hoping to sign the budding musician after he “helped her to make music.”

“It was a terrible tragedy,” he told the outlet. “I had vacated the room in the earlier part of the morning so I wasn’t there when they found her.”

“It was really sad, she was someone I really liked, and she was a good person,” added Bolno, who is a partner at NKSFB, the nation’s largest business management firm, based in California.

Bolno says that Lozano had been in his suite because she had been recording music there the night before.

“She’s a client and she was going to sign a record deal with me,” he said. “I helped her make music.”

“I really don’t want to go too deeply into it honestly it was a terrible tragedy.

When asked why Lozano had been in his hotel room at such odd hours, Bolno said it was because he “let her stay there” and that “there’s not much more to it.”

“She was found when I’d left,” he said, adding that Lozano’s body “was found much later in the day.”

In a police report, Miami Beach Police Department officers named Bolno as a “person of interest” in Lozano’s death, however, the business tycoon claims, “I wasn’t there when she died.”

It is unclear at this time whether Lozano hailed from Miami.

Bolno claimed that he has been in touch with the woman’s family, saying her loved ones are “devastated.”

The Post has reached out to the Miami Beach Police Department for comment.

Bolno, a graduate of Duke University, was recognized as one of Hollywood’s top business managers by the Hollywood Reporter and Variety magazine.

He “advises on business, personal wealth and tax planning matters in the US and abroad” and advises “record companies, recording studios and high net-worth individuals,” according to the firm’s website.