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Monday, March 20, 2006

Nothing Else Matters

A trial ran a couple of weeks ago on an Infrared oven. The results were packed and sent to a company in the States for coating and tear tests (another interesting conversation with Shirley the shipping lady). The package contained no information on the packaging, and since the facility recieves tons of samples every week, I had to track it down. I was able talk to our sales rep in Canada who was supposed to give us the results we needed to continue with our trials. Andrew, informed me they would be ready by Friday and I as well as my boss will be contacted.

We got some shocking news this morning. Andrew was shot by police on Saturday night after a violent domestic dispute resulting in the death of two people and injuring two others. Andrew killed his eight year old son an hour before police arrived. He was taken to the hospital after the confrontation and pronounced dead.

I read this in the paper today. He was going through a messy divorce. I suppose when there’s nothing to live for, nothing matters. I don’t know what else to say or think. He sounded fine on the phone.

5 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

that is freaky. O_O

6:44 AM  
Blogger Jill said...

Oh shit. That's disturbing. But you never can tell on the phone how people are - a lot of people are able to sound ok to others & hide things.
*hugs*

7:07 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Wow....that is indeed very scary. Just goes to show that its everyday regular people that stuff like this happens too. Definitely a reality-check. Really sad =(,

Sophie

7:59 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Sometimes you can't even tell in person how people are.

What I find truly frightening isn't the fact that this guy didn't give a rat's ass about his own life, but that he took the life of his son ...

8:08 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Yeah, people can seem so normal on the outside. Stuff like this can happen when you bottle things up for too long. You just can’t see any other way out. I had to call the states to find out who to get the results from; turns out, they didn’t know about Andrew yet. That’s a conversation I never wish to have again.

8:36 AM  

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