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It's pretty relavent, because the way he did the crime was incredibly brazen or incredibly stupid. Probably both.
by behringer 3y ago
It's pretty relavent, because the way he did the crime was incredibly brazen or incredibly stupid. Probably both.
- Brian_K_White 3y agoWhat is the relevance? If "engineer" was actually so high up that they were a public figure that might be something, but Christopher Pence is no such houshold name. His former employer was utterly irrelevant. Here are some examples of relevance: He never wanted to leave MS and victim is who he blames for having to leave. He hates MS now and victim is someone important in MS. He has a fortune in MS stock and victim is about to do something that will tank that stock. He is Steve Ballmer. Reason doesn't matter, Ballmer is notable all by himself. And what about his current employer (or occupation whatever that may be), why a former employer?