hoehappa said:

IT is true heartbreak for the family. killing ones self is a permanant solution to a temporary problem.

hoehappa said:

IT is true heartbreak for the family. killing ones self is a permanant solution to a temporary problem.

Gary said:

Sorry this happened dude.

Years ago a coworker / friend of mine killed his wife (brutal multiple stabbing). She had and filed for divorce but not moved out of their house. He was about 3 weeks into the situation and told me he was feeling down, asked me to get a drink with him in the bar in the building. I turned him down. He went anyway, had several drinks alone, went to the house and stabbed her dozens of times. Hid the body in a trash bin and left the state. They caught up with him a few days later.

I have felt guilty about not spending time with him that evening for over a decade.

Gary said:

Sorry this happened dude.

Years ago a coworker / friend of mine killed his wife (brutal multiple stabbing). She had and filed for divorce but not moved out of their house. He was about 3 weeks into the situation and told me he was feeling down, asked me to get a drink with him in the bar in the building. I turned him down. He went anyway, had several drinks alone, went to the house and stabbed her dozens of times. Hid the body in a trash bin and left the state. They caught up with him a few days later.

I have felt guilty about not spending time with him that evening for over a decade.

Heh. Yuo should.

Sorry. Too busy.
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. said:

Did he get life in prison or the death penalty?

bensa said:

Yeah Gary,

Its a real punch in the gut. But it happens. Ruined a good weekend. It will make for a somber week.

Gary said:

He did a plea bargain, got 30 years. Is currently eligible for parole but her family fought it when it came up for the first time.

He has no family. I'm the only coworker from his last job who still lives in Texas. I hope he never gets out, I really don't want him looking me up.

Hey Gary. Got a room?
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bensa said:

Just like in the Army, probably should get one of his immediate buddies to sanitize his work area before any friends or family come pick up his shit.

hoehappa said:

killing ones self is a permanant solution to a temporary problem.

truth spirit said:

wow, that's the most profound phrase about suicide i've ever heard. sincerely.

. said:

Christ, it's from a fucking Jimmy Buffett song you dumbass.

. said:

whats that mean

bensa said:

. said:

What kind of work did he do and what part of the country was he in?

He was an accountant. In Texas. I knew him but never did anything with him outside of work. There were not any looming layoffs or anything. Work has been solid. We don't have bullshit office politics that I know of either. I asked the lady who called me about it, if it could have been an accidental overdose. She said no, that he took his own life. She did not elaborate.

I might have to go to work tonight to get into his stuff, if I can find an IT person. Going to have to do a forensic audit on everything he touched in the last year, send letters to clients, etc.

Gary said:

. said:

Did he get life in prison or the death penalty?

He did a plea bargain, got 30 years. Is currently eligible for parole but her family fought it when it came up for the first time.

He has no family. I'm the only coworker from his last job who still lives in Texas. I hope he never gets out, I really don't want him looking me up.

Gary said:

. said:

Did he get life in prison or the death penalty?

He did a plea bargain, got 30 years. Is currently eligible for parole but her family fought it when it came up for the first time.

He has no family. I'm the only coworker from his last job who still lives in Texas. I hope he never gets out, I really don't want him looking me up.

0.5/10

Electric_Lights said:

Why does everybody say that?


He would have felt better tomorrow.
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As if people decide to off themselves from one bad day.

. said:

Remove the porn.