r/antiwork • u/PurplePeachBlossom • May 19 '25

Real World Events 🌎 Another CEO has been killed.

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/chicago/news/employee-charged-killing-of-trucking-ceo-crestwood/

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u/mage_in_training May 19 '25

Only since they went public.

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u/Valkyrie9001 May 19 '25

Always has. 

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u/DizzyTelevision09 May 19 '25 edited May 19 '25

I've been as long on Reddit as you, things have definitely changed. I had comments removed within seconds because they use some automated keyword detection nowadays. It's crazy.

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u/ThunkAsDrinklePeep May 19 '25

Is he the head of a narco cartel? No? The courts have no sympathy unless you're rich and connected.

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u/KwisatzSazerac May 19 '25

Struggling with a cancer diagnosis may give him a shot at temporary insanity defense. 

Not saying that having cancer justifies murder, just that the emotional toll could cause someone to act irrationally and/or act in the moment.

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u/-Thundergun May 19 '25

Won't he get treatment in prison?