[DIRTYSECRET]

They’ll fire a lower level supervisor and everyone will get a memo stating the new policy, including the janitors. Building security will do regular walk arounds and everyone will have to sign in and out of the building. One mistake and everyone will have to change the way they do things. That’s the way it’s don’t. Upper management is protected first.

I remember a marine being left behind in the Southern Calif. desert. Took 4 days to realize he was AWOL. He died and they hung a Lt. and 2 Sargents.

If only Mr. Epstein could have been looked after.

[Enterprise]

I suppose that because she was in an isolated area her fellow employees might not have noticed something amiss. But to not even know she didn't clock in on Monday is going to get someone hung for sure. Security and janitorial workers might have some explaining to do. Her family found out from the company that she was deceased. So we don't know if they had regular contact with her or if they made inquiries when she didn't show up at her home.

You're right about the response though. Policies will be written and lower level personnel who can be blamed will be fired.