desensitized
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according to IM she phoned RMs coworkers the night of his disappearance and they said they'd "look for him" the hour of these calls were well after the work day had ended. some have asked...
how did she have these coworkers numbers?
why would they say they'd "look for him" at those hours, after such a short amount of time "missing"?
I could see him not attending work that day and his "brothers" looking out for him.
a friend of mine worked a union job in NY... on MANY occasions we would be hanging out, out of state and his "brothers" had him covered. even last minute, he'd shoot a text and bam, suddenly he's getting paid a full work day while not even being in the state. and he'd do the same for any of them. how can we trust these testimonies as fact when these scenarios aren't uncommon amongst these men? they're not bad people or shady, they're a brotherhood that looks out for each other... even if it means lying to cover another's *advertiser censored*.
how did she have these coworkers numbers?
why would they say they'd "look for him" at those hours, after such a short amount of time "missing"?
I could see him not attending work that day and his "brothers" looking out for him.
a friend of mine worked a union job in NY... on MANY occasions we would be hanging out, out of state and his "brothers" had him covered. even last minute, he'd shoot a text and bam, suddenly he's getting paid a full work day while not even being in the state. and he'd do the same for any of them. how can we trust these testimonies as fact when these scenarios aren't uncommon amongst these men? they're not bad people or shady, they're a brotherhood that looks out for each other... even if it means lying to cover another's *advertiser censored*.