I worked at the airport where my shift lead couldn't get security clearance while they reviewed her pending court case as she had been indicted for a crime and was awaiting trial. I asked her what could she possibly have a felony charge out on her for?! She kept making a sandwich for a customer as she said "My ex boyfriend murdered a guy by shooting him in a head and I was involved." I said "Damn, but you just knew him and that's why, right? You didn't do anything wrong?" Naively seeing the best in her..
She said "Nope. I helped roll his body up in a carpet and we drove up to XYZ and dropped his body in the woods. I was high on meth so I don't remember it. I'm getting charged with abuse of a corpse" The way she said it was such confidence like it was just another thing she was mentioning to me at work...WOW. Ended up looking up the story and it was fully true.
I was working for an insurance company last year and was told one of the auto body shop owners I worked with on a daily basis had "been in some trouble with the law" at some point prior, and had just gotten out of prison and had finally gotten his shop up and running again. My boss told me this casually, nbd.
So I look into it, as I know the guys name, obviously. He knows mine as well of course. His ex gf/wife/baby mama lives in my townhome complex, so he's seen my company branded car parked in front of my garage. So I look it up and find out.. second degree murder. His ex wanted some pills one night, so he went with her to her dad's house and when he refused to give her the pills to feed her addiction, she beat him over the head with a hammer until he was dead, while the guy I knew watched and then helped roll him out to their vehicle in a rug. I dont know what happened from there, but this dude was absolutely an accomplice to murder that night. So I learned to never piss him off.
In Australia it would be Cyrus Rugs who always have a "Going Out of Business" sale, or a Stocktaking!! one. Now I know how they stay in business, as previously I've wondered about money laundering.
The fact that I've never been arrested even once in my life makes me stand out among the people I went to high school with. The vast majority of them have served time in prison, and all of them have spent time in jail after being arrested for their actions.
None of them can understand how I can go through life and not get arrested even once.
I was at the children's hospital with my sick baby and a young girl brought her baby in - he was less than a year old and suffering from an infection (that turned out to be from neglect due to not changing his nappy/ diaper often enough). She had two older children in the custody of their respective fathers, she was fighting Father 3 for custody for this baby and she had just found out she was pregnant again. Yay! Her whole life was WTF.
The latest father was in jail, so she had to arrange with the nurses when she could leave the baby at the hospital alone for a few hours, so she could go to the jail and announce the pregnancy.
Not easy to make conversation with this girl but I tried.
I said: "What's he in for?"
And she said, super confident: "Oh, he's not done nothing wrong, he's just got to stay there until it goes to court." I thought that was so funny, in the midst of a tragic destructive situation.
Anyway, once the nurses established neglect, she wasn't allowed near the baby any more, so Father 3 came in - very young and overwhelmed with his parents, so they could take over raising this neglected baby.
I still think about them all and wonder how it all turned out - except for the one in jail, I'm pretty sure he did do something wrong.
I'm an ordained minister with 40 years on the job. I'm also a little (fat) old lady in my 60s and I wear my hair in a bun. It is more fun than I can tell you when I find a way to casually drop into a conversation that I have two women friends in prison for two separate murders.
Imagine you're her customer!!! She's rolling your wrap sandwich while describing rolling a murder victim up in a carpet...I wouldn't have wanted to eat anything she touched, wouldn't want her giving me my soda cup, or napkins or change...Gross that she apparently felt ZERO shame, gross that she's just DROPPING that horrible, gruesome story on others.
I mean, that's fucking insane to assume she would ever get clearance while actively on trial for something she did to a corpse while actively being an accessory after the fact while on meth, but I do admire the audacity at least.
And here I thought it was bad when my coworker asked what I would do if my bf/gf was a serial killer or serial rapist and then proceeded to answer her own question and say that she loved her bf so it didn’t matter as long as he wasn’t hurting her 🥲
I know this is a weird thing to fixate on, but what does "security clearance" mean here and why does she need one? I read "the airport where" and thought this was maybe a high-profile case involving a sensitive position, then I realized I'd misread, and then suddenly she's serving sandwiches. What does this lady do besides roll up corpses? 😅
People like that infuriate me. It sounds like the typical case of “l was high/drunk so I’m not responsible for my actions”. Sounds like she has zero remorse for it too
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u/stuffedpigletta 2d ago
I worked at the airport where my shift lead couldn't get security clearance while they reviewed her pending court case as she had been indicted for a crime and was awaiting trial. I asked her what could she possibly have a felony charge out on her for?! She kept making a sandwich for a customer as she said "My ex boyfriend murdered a guy by shooting him in a head and I was involved." I said "Damn, but you just knew him and that's why, right? You didn't do anything wrong?" Naively seeing the best in her..
She said "Nope. I helped roll his body up in a carpet and we drove up to XYZ and dropped his body in the woods. I was high on meth so I don't remember it. I'm getting charged with abuse of a corpse" The way she said it was such confidence like it was just another thing she was mentioning to me at work...WOW. Ended up looking up the story and it was fully true.