Hi everyone! I've been reading, but haven't posted until now. First of all, like all of you, I'm horrified at what that monster did to his family. I get that spouses murder spouses which is bad enough, but to kill your babies with your bare hands and dump their little bodies into dirty, stinky, nasty, toxic crude oil tanks? We treat our household trash with more respect. I don't have the words.
But you people do. I admire your collective intelligence and analytical skills in examining the evil acts that man performed.
I have a tiny tidbit to contribute although at this point it's meaningless.
Remember a while back the discussion over the 401k loan? Some said SW obtained the loan, while others maintained only CW could obtain it, as the account was in his name through his employer.
Well. Turns out I actually have an Anadarko 401k, so today I called and asked about the process of getting a loan against an Anadarko 401k account. Obviously it must be initiated by the employee, but it can all be done online. No actual papers to sign, no involvement with Human Resources. Just get on your computer and access the account online, tap some keys, and you're done.
It seems logical to me that Shanann, who to my understanding handled the family finances, would have his login info and could have easily accessed his account and set up the loan.
That's all I have.
I'm retired after a 30+ year career in the oil and gas industry in Denver. I was an office worker but training over the years included rides in crude oil trucks to see how crude oil was gathered from wells and transported to refineries, and refinery tours. Well sites and tank batteries are dirty and noisy and they stink. To dump bodies into that environment is, to me, an act of disrespect or hatred or indifference or a combination somehow. I just can't imagine.
A former employer of mine was bought out by Anadarko who acquired their retirement accounts. That's how I ended up with an Anadarko 401k. I still know a couple former coworkers who are still with the company, but not well enough to get any insider info. I will say, though, that NK's claim (or wishful thinking) that no one in the office knew of her adulterous affair, is bull****. If only one person saw them talking together more physically close than is normal for coworkers, well, that is juicy gossip and in every oil company I ever worked for, it would have spread faster than the speed of light.
