Wonder how her husband felt about the balls? One of the stories that came out of my time in Tennessee, one night one of our trucks is coming in, that last raw material run of the day and he notices a car parked on the bridge in front of the plant. He sees a pair of ladies' shoes sitting on the trunk of the car, feeling is that's suspicious he calls the sheriff. They arrive on scene and run the plate, the R.O. is a lady that was the bookkeeper at the local packinghouse before it closed. They break into the car and find a suicide note. Seems she had embezzled a substantial amount of money from the packing house and was feeling guilty with the business closing and a lot of folks losing their jobs. She claimed all the money she had left was in the trunk of the car, they found about 30K. She jumped off the bridge, they figure she broke both legs when she landed, eventually she drowned as she floated down the river. If an employee can steal that much money and no one notices I have to wonder about their cash controls. Seems some elected officials were not performing their duties with any diligence.
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