[ilovesarah2012]

"On that morning, O'Connor said, Cunningham went into work after calling his sister. He talked with his supervisor about a promotion to branch manager that he didn't receive and then left the office.

[EEGator]

I’m thinking mental breakdown or suicide.

[sodpoodle]

The CDC connection was the catalyst for believing he may have come in contact with an infectious entity.

Then his family’s conversations prior to his ‘sick day’ seemed to indicate he was troubled by something.

The latest ‘information’ about a promotion or job change appears he felt ‘slighted’ and left work to get over it.

Now, after so much time and attention - he is probably embarrassed and panicked.

Praying that he considers how much he is loved by his family and respected by his colleagues.

[PoloSec]

A possible/potential whistle blower meets his demise; is my first thought.

[poinq]

Road trip.

Screw them, they can get someone else to do their work. My friend and I are going to open that fish fry place on Key West. Lets see how long it takes for them to find me.

[Calvin Locke]

He talked with his supervisor about a promotion to branch manager that he didn't receive and then left the office.

Anybody bother to check the small pox sample?

[Keyhopper]

Funny how this piece of information comes out 2 weeks after he pulled a Houdini.

[Balding_Eagle]

A picture of the employee would answer a lot of questions.

Affirmative Action hire.

Probably couldn’t handle the work load.

[bitt]

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