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Wells Fargo Banker Dies Mysteriously in Her Cubicle, Body Not Found Until Tuesday
A shocking discovery has been made at a Wells Fargo bank branch in [City, State] after a banker’s lifeless body was found in her cubicle on Tuesday, three days after she was last seen alive. The exact circumstances surrounding her death are still unknown, leaving colleagues and authorities alike scratching their heads.
According to eyewitnesses, 35-year-old [Name], a senior banker at the [City, State] branch of Wells Fargo, was last seen on Friday morning. Her colleagues initially thought she was just taking a sick day or working from home, but as the day went on and she failed to respond to messages, they grew concerned.
It wasn’t until Tuesday that her body was discovered by another employee who had come into the office to work on a project. The employee, who wished to remain anonymous, described the scene as "shocking and disturbing."
"It was like she just vanished into thin air," the employee said. "I never thought I’d see something like that happen in my workplace."
Authorities have launched an investigation into the mysterious death, but so far, no cause of death has been determined. The branch was closed on Tuesday as police and forensic experts combed through the area for clues.
As the investigation continues, colleagues of [Name] are left to pick up the pieces and try to make sense of her sudden and tragic passing.
"She was a wonderful person and a hard worker," said [Colleague’s Name], a fellow banker at the branch. "This is just devastating news for all of us who knew her."
Latest Updates
- The investigation is ongoing, and police are reviewing security footage to piece together the events surrounding [Name]’s death.
- Authorities have not released any information about potential foul play or suspicious circumstances.
- Wells Fargo has released a statement expressing their condolences and cooperating fully with the investigation.
- The bank branch has been closed temporarily as a precautionary measure.
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Wow that is horrifying. I’m so sorry
Does no one do walk throughs a end of day? How was this missed?
I saw this article earlier today. That could easily happen where I work. My department is 150 cubicles and only about 40 of them occupied. After 5 pm there are less than 10 people still there.
The new security guy is incredibly lazy and doesn’t walk the building like his predecessors. It’s unlikely he would notice a fresh corpse between a Friday afternoon and a Monday…. or next Tuesday.
I’m off tomorrow so at least I know it won’t be me! ☠️
I guess they don’t have janitor services that come in at the end of the day.
Is this why my wire transfer never came through?
That must be the customer service person I was on hold with for four days.
How ’bout we cut with the wisecracks and stick to *’how the hell could this happen at a large bank?’*
I haven’t been in the office in about four years, but I spent the first several years working the overnight shift. You have a couple thousand desks or cubicles spread across a few buildings, and overnight it’s maybe only 5% occupied, at most. People still being at their desk overnight is not particularly unusual, so no one would bat an eye if they saw someone down at the end of the row staring at a screen at 11pm, 2am, 5am.
Now that I work remote, I wonder how long it would take before someone noticed if I disappeared. Miss one daily standup in the morning, not a big deal, things come up. Boss may start getting concerned on the second day, though.
This is why I don’t work for Wells Fargo anymore. I did my time, and I’ll never go back. What a horrible, heartbreaking thing to happen. Does not surprise me with Wells Fargo at all. They do not care about their employees at all.
I saw that. No one in her family missed her? Friends?
What is funny is I just talk to executive department them closing my account and they did not give a fuck just like they didn’t give a fuck about this banker
Government needs to fuckin liquidate this shit bank fuck WELLS FARGO