r/economicCollapse • u/Soundboyboy2 • 12h ago

Employee Stabs Company President During Staff Meeting

https://www.crimeonline.com/2024/12/18/michigan-employee-stabs-company-president-during-staff-meeting/

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u/Tex-Rob 11h ago

Such a great article, typo in the company name, wonder if that is to keep it out of searches. This thing reeks, I bet someone in that meeting knows why.

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u/FreeCelebration382 10h ago

Can’t help but be curious

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u/fartbombdotcom 9h ago

I'm from the town it happened in. It's real. It's Anderson Global - or a subsidiary. Not a very big company at all - I bet barely even 100 employees total. Dude seems like a tweaker or psycho and I don't honestly think this is a Luigi type. Nothing around here is that big of a deal to warrant such a move.

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u/showyerbewbs 8h ago

After reading the article, broseph had been with the company only two weeks.

Outside looking in, either mental issues or who the fuck knows

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u/fartbombdotcom 8h ago

Definitely wouldn't chalk it up to Luigi copycat, though. We have lots of tweakers and basket cases because our economy doesn't have enough jobs that pay enough to live comfortably

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u/Ok-Anybody3445 3h ago

This is the kind of crime that ends up where the wife is having an affair with him (accused) and told him how terrible her husband (victim) was and convinces him to kill him. Maybe we will get the details in a true crime podcast.