Wells Fargo employee found dead at her desk days after clocking in

[@liveesunflower]

Do not give your all to these jobs! They don’t care if you die at your desk

[@tessH]

Literally

[@jannetteberends8730]

It’s really shocking

[@deborahblount8571]

Correct one of my friends died at his desk was having cardiac

[@maggien222]

Exactly,it’s as if we are programmed to be like this.😢

[@cs61]

But no one saw, those dang high cubicles are awful

[@madelinemanor3367]

Four days is unbelievable. 😮

[@jaahnnn]

Why did they leave out that this happened on a Friday and banks are closed over the weekend

[@TheVigilantEye77]

@@jaahnnn exactly. BUT shd have been noticed by noon on Monday

[@twovirginiacats3753]

What about office cleaners? Didn't anybody emptying trash cans and stuff after office hours see her?

[@AB-mr9dy]

@@jaahnnnThis was an office building, not a bank.

[@jaahnnn]

@@AB-mr9dy proving my point even further ..Definitely wasn't open on the weekend

[@pamelacrawford4105]

Tells you how much they value their employees.

[@smrk2452]

They will have her replaced by next week.. or they’ll just redistribute her workload while pretending to look for a replacement.

[@therandomdrone4370]

Tells you how much ANYONE valued this person. Quit singling out the work place, this is bound to happen when you don't know if someone is working remotely or at their desk at all times and you don't interact.

[@mariaa.9383]

What about her family? Did they never wonder where she is that weekend? No family member reported her missing? 🤔

[@RAHIWAadeyNayGdiniyu]

How about the coworkers?

[@ruthyvonne5240]

And other staff not noticing 🤔🫨

[@charalson3023]

How sad that you die at work and NO ONE has a clue and NO ONE work/home/friends missed you. May she rest in peace and find in heaven the comfort she failed to get on earth.

[@eugeniasalvatore4954]

Amen

[@princesslupi4136]

My thoughts exactly! How tragically sad. May she rest in peace.🌹

[@FrancoiseBonnefoy1]

Very kind and loving words. Thank you.

[@barbararice1196]

RIP!

[@Pop-k6k]

Her Desk ? Was her Life !! And she Passed ,Embracing that life !! WE all have different forces ,driving us ! Some of us are just natural , Workaholics !!

[@nerdaterp]

After four days, her body would have already begun to decompose. How in the world did the odor get passed off as faulty plumbing? The smell is vastly different. Wells Fargo is bad news on multiple fronts. I will never do business with them ever again.

[@PandoraJonesmodel]

They're a terrible bank, anyway

[@OngoGablogian-ie5io]

People are dying to work there though.

[@alicegilbert4186]

This is weird

[@a.g.458]

Ac kept her cold.

[@AllieEm1]

Did you watch the video? It says that people smelled something.

[@ebonymystery]

That's shows you how much they care about you...sad

[@donnadonna3024]

When my sis worked at a hospital in Chicago, the staff person wheeled in a DEAD patient in on her wheelchair for a discussion on her health with a group of docs. Guess her death wasn't noticed until she failed to answer questions.

[@ShirlBussman]

@@donnadonna3024 That's terrible.

[@randystanton1224]

Workers deserve better in this country and its sad workers fight against it.

[@dianacryer]

Yep. They will vote against themselves. I will never understand that.

[@smrk2452]

Also crazy how they treat there employees like craap and then complain of a worker shortage.

[@jberndt88]

I hate when boomers say “You aren’t a slave”. Like we are setting the bar that low. George Washington motivator to abolishing slavery was he actually realized it was cheaper to not feed, house, or provide healthcare. Was cheaper to pay people very low and make figuring out how to survive on their own.

[@CoffeeForAll]

What do you mean by _deserve better_ ? It’s a place of work, and whomever likely noticed her prior to the weekend starting probably assumed she either had a lot of work to do or was mentally exhausted. I’m sure you can play the scenario out in your mind in which she was alive and well.. and annoyed at being bothered by some guy. Yeah.. better to just mind your own business.

[@jberndt88]

It is wild that people will vote for us to destroy student loans and make the people that teach, and provide medical care pay for the national debt. When it was the boomers that did all the fiscal irresponsibility. The hospitals profit billions, and they want to enslave their workers.

[@Moore_cookies51]

THIS IS SAD IN SO MANY Ways. SHAME on humanity.

[@Ateshtesh]

USA is not "humanity"

[@Moore_cookies51]

@@Ateshtesh those living here should be humans. Wherever they Abide.

[@Soapartisan875]

One of the saddest stories I have ever heard. May she rest in paradise.

[@kristenmarie9248]

Yes. 😢 Amen. ❤

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

Decomp started to set in. And them blame it on faulty plumbing??? Sounds like their security needs to be fired. Yet another reason as to why I AVOID WF

[@claireconover]

yes, that would be the odor mentioned.

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

@@claireconover NO REALLY????????????

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

@@aaronsinger That banks sux, this shows how much, their security needs to be fired

[@MouseyBelle-wx4dd]

Sounds to me like maybe they needed decomp to set in. A woman her age would still feel it in her heart to do what’s right but not before giving the person in the wrong a chance to correct it.

[@jenniferburchill3658]

Faulty plumbing doesn't have NEAR that potent an odor.

[@dijas2]

so there's no security checking the building routinely?

[@DR-mq1vn]

Yeah, you would think security would have noticed her car there for 4 days in the same spot and not moved.

[@vickiecavazos231]

nope..Kamala defunded

[@J-nd9ub]

Security is not doing their rounds ... probably not properly

[@gbprime2353]

@@vickiecavazos231 Riiiiiight. The Vice President of the united States doesn't have authority over a bank. If anything, its the other way around. =P

[@justinedse8435]

@gbprime2353 She claims she has authority over prices though

[@catherinearmstrong388]

Disgusting Wells Fargo.

[@dn30001]

Nasty work

[@therandomdrone4370]

How was this on the workplace? So many corporate positions freely let people choose when to work remotely or at their desk. Weeks go by before I see an Engineer where I work, in a place where they.... Work. because they choose to work from home a bunch. So most the time no one is popping in to "see how you're doing" This just happened to be where the person passed. Quit singling out this workplace, they did nothing wrong.

[@catherinearmstrong388]

@@therandomdrone4370 if they can track what i search for on google and what laundry detergent i buy and where i live, they ought to know if the employees in their buildings are dead or alive.

[@jacksmith-mu3ee]

Just like Amazon

[@mrs.walton9251]

It's the people, not the brand name

[@PaulaDautremont]

I used to be such a workaholic, my husband actually told me that one day, they would find me dead at my desk. Who knew that someone really would?

[@reneek1672]

I wonder if she was still clocked in all that time. HR probably finally came looking for her.

[@CowboyGirl007]

Geez. Didnt her family report her missing? How awful

[@karensimons9260]

Why wasn't her not clocking out all the alarm anyone would need??

[@DesperateForSanity]

Or co-workers? Management? So sad.

[@mason96575]

@@karensimons9260she was most likely a salary employee, and wouldn’t have clocked in and out like a lot of us (myself included) do. *edit I stand corrected. (But you don’t have to attack me for not realizing that sooner)

[@glintinggold]

@@mason96575 She clocked in, but she never clocked out. How do you not understand these words?

[@DeeSnutts]

You assumed she has a family

[@jenniferjaurigue9660]

How did anyone not notice?

[@stardust6272]

I'm surprised the nightly cleaning crew didn't stumble across her during their daily routine. The cleaning crew vacuums the building at night and empties the garbage cans at the desks. Of course, I'm presuming WF has a cleaning crew?

[@stardust6272]

@@aaronsinger No blame here. It's more of a question than a statement. I've worked in offices most of my life and they've all had third party cleaning crews. Some offices have the cleaning crew only a few nights a week so it very well could have been them that found her. I'm sure we'll find out more as more facts come out. It's heartbreaking that the woman was there that long before someone found her.

[@dirtabd]

@@aaronsingerThats your projection of what they said…

[@Chris-vz7en]

​@@aaronsinger_That's_ how you interpreted that simple observation? You must misunderstand a lot in life....

[@gbprime2353]

Honestly, if everyone in that location routinely works from home, I bet they've cut back the cleaning crew. Bathrooms daily, everything else less often.

[@ThePS101]

What do you mean by NIGHTLY cleaning crew? The "cleaning crew" is probably ONE worker who ONLY works 4 hours a night ONLY on weekends.

[@julian7719]

Great… now Wells Fargo can change their slogan to “Wells Fargo. We open accounts under your name without your approval… and we ignore deceased employees.” How is this bank still operating?

[@ladychucklefuck]

Warren Buffett

[@longbowshooter5291]

There was one point I was always curious about those Wells Fargo fake accounts you mention. Keep in mind that happened during the Clinton years, when it was shown that a lot of the checks they said were campaign donations were sequentially numbered, but from different names. Soooo.... I questioned what kind of transactions were being done by those fake accounts, where did the money come from to open them, and who did the money go to? I don't recall that there was ever anyone brought up on that, was there? And there was never any mention of what those accounts were for, or were there any checks issued, and if so, to whom.

[@spykewyn8395]

"Yes, she had an account with us. No, there's nothing in it. We definitely don't know why."

[@FlyingLibrarian1111]

@@julian7719 they sent me a $2.00 check saying it was compensation for overcharging me on a student loan I paid off 20 years ago 😂😂😂 I was overcome by such generosity considering the loan was 9%. This is one bank that deserves to be closed permanently

[@therandomdrone4370]

Are you serious? How was this on the workplace? So many corporate positions freely let people choose when to work remotely or at their desk. Weeks go by before I see an Engineer where I work, in a place where they.... Work. because they choose to work from home a bunch. So most the time no one is popping in to "see how you're doing" This just happened to be where the person passed. Quit singling out this workplace, they did nothing wrong.

[@seanpatrickroaney2764]

I worked for Wells Fargo in college and it was the most unpleasant work experience of my career. This incident, tragic as it is, doesn't surprise me in the slightest. Prayers to her family and friends.

[@fredadark5616]

Pitiful!!! Didn't her direct manager notice she never clocked out?? I wonder how many people walked past and didn't check on her.

[@Millieshin-yj5mb]

How do you walk past a dead body? Don't people say "good morning" or whatever. She's NOT moving! No one took a hint?!

[@gloriasmith7797]

She had no family or friends? Nobody reported her missing? WTH!!. C'mom people we can do better than this!!. May her soul rest In peace!.🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@jeanellecheramie6890]

🙏

[@smrk2452]

Nobody noticed the time clock?

[@goofygirl1311]

I haven't heard anyone who actually knew this lady speak about her. Was she new to that office or something?

[@GarwinWayne]

It happens. There was a story of a young lady who died while watching TV in her apartment. She wasn't discovered 'til like 10 years later

[@JRRSantore]

10 years?! Did she pay all her rent in advance? lol

[@prp134]

Four days?!? Where was her supervisor?!

[@itsknotmagic]

IKR? No one noticed she was there for that amount of time or asked why she was still there?

[@prp134]

@@itsknotmagic especially, if she punched in and never punched for four days. My supervisor asked what happened when I forgot to punch one day.

[@annk206]

​@@prp134Right.

[@thekat9593]

He was on vacation in Delaware

[@TheVigilantEye77]

Over the weekend

[@vaultclassics1516]

A worker clocked in and was found dead days later.......let that sink in

[@PattieCakeeee]

.. and they most definitely will adjust the time for the deceased last check , smh .

[@Itsalwaysbeenaboutme1844]

@@PattieCakeeee Exactly! They are going to ask the Coroner for an estimated time of when she probably died to adjust the amount of pay.

[@gwynaethbranwynn]

How did they not notice she didn't answer her phone/emails for four days?!

[@suzannechibaya8731]

4 days, How did someone not see her?

[@mason96575]

Weekend

[@danielavila5081]

She was on the third floor in a cubicle out of the isle way is what the news reporter said...

[@DeneseJamerson-i7y]

​@@danielavila5081 I'm blown away because NOBODY came and said: "Hey, let's go to break!" Or, "Ooooh, I've got some good gossip to tell you about!" So at Wells Fargo, everybody minds their own business?! NOBODY went just to go say "Hi!"

[@danielavila5081]

@@DeneseJamerson-i7y Yup ..very well said.

[@Xx-po1fu]

24 hour security means one security guard making minimum wage.

[@mattyisme123]

How sad and heartbreaking that this poor sweet soul died alone…..😢😢❤

[@hummingbird11]

Absolutely sickening. It's like Denise Prudhomme was invisible. The lack of connection between humans these days is heart wrenching.

[@curiouslyt2123]

Nobody notice the older woman working 4 days in a row wearing the same clothes?!?! Is our society so work driven that bosses and supervisors are so used to workers being over worked that long as you die sitting at your desk, no one will notice you been dead half a week until you start smelling and EVEN THEN, it’s questionable coworkers would think bad plumbing before they look at you in the same clothes for 4 days. It’s crazy right?!?! No wonder why no one wants to go on the record or show their face because security or management if not coworkers should have caught this.

[@theunfitfarmer7840]

I’m frankly surprised this is the first incident like this on the news. Surprised it is not a daily occurrence. Humanity is not what it was just 10 years ago.

[@learobinson4450]

She passes away on Friday. The office building was closed Saturday & Sunday. She was found on Monday around noon. No one found her before that because no one was in the building on Saturday & Sunday. If she died Friday afternoon & no one was in the building Saturday & Sunday then that means there were people around her for about 6 hours before they noticed. Maybe a couple of hours on Friday before people went home for the weekend then 4 hours on Monday (8am-noon). So it wasn’t like there were people all around her for a hundred hours or more & no one noticed. No one was in the building for 2 days. Still a sad situation since no one noticed she didn’t leave Friday or that her car hadn’t moved. No family or friends checked on her over the weekend. No neighbors wondered where she was after not seeing her all weekend. She must have kept to herself most of the time.

[@EvenEmUpTommy]

They have security on corporate buildings. They'd know if a car sat there for days. Security does a walk thru several times during a shift. Sadly, she was just overlooked.​@learobinson4450

[@learobinson4450]

@ EvenEmUpTommy. She might not have had a car. Most people do but perhaps she took a bus to work so that’s why no one noticed a car in the parking lot over the weekend. That’s the only reason I can think of at least. Lots of buildings don’t have full security details on weekends, especially if there’s alarms & video cameras. If there is a security guard on duty during the weekend they usually stay around the first floor to keep an eye on the doors. Doubtful they’d do a full walk through of the entire building especially if office doors were locked. If a lot of employees work from home & only go into the office 1 or 2 days a week there’s no need to have a cleaning crew go through & empty the trash every night. Just cleaning once a week would suffice. So if she took the bus to work & died Friday afternoon when most of her coworkers were working from home & the building was locked down all weekend it’s not that surprising she wasn’t discovered until noon on Monday. Still a sad situation. I can’t help but wonder why no family or friends missed her over the weekend. I’m single with no children but I talk & text with my parents & siblings & friends on the weekends. Plus we often get together or go out. They would be concerned if they couldn’t reach me for a couple of days. My neighbors would also notice if I wasn’t around since I’ve lived here for over 20 years. There’s been a couple of times the neighbors have noticed that one of us hasn’t been out & the car hadn’t been moved. One was in bed with the flu & pneumonia so neighbors got in through a window & found him & called an ambulance. The other was dead in the bathroom & had probably been dead for 18-24 hours. It’s important to be an active part of a community so people will look out for one another. Unfortunately this lady didn’t seem to have that.

[@elizabethpiccolo5534]

My neighbor, who was a shut in, died months ago and no one checked on her for 5 days. It’s so sad.

[@thomasallen6980]

This is a statement about how companies value their employees. Where was her supervisor?

[@gbprime2353]

Working remote, one would assume.

[@kristenmarie9248]

The odor of death is unique, and unforgettable. It does not smell like a plumbing issue. 😢💔 May she be at peace in paradise. She deserved better. My gosh. 🥺

[@maggiegarber246]

The body voids waste upon death. Probably why it was thought to be a plumbing issue.

[@kristenmarie9248]

​​@@maggiegarber246 Could be, but not often. I have attended many deaths, and not once has that happened. She was decomposing. That's tragic.

[@andrewread154]

It’s not scary, it’s a disgraceful, sad thing when nobody notices a work colleague has dies for four days. Four days!

[@MatthewCallender-b7j]

What do you wanna bet they alter her hours because she wasn't actively working during the time she was dead at work.

[@marshalljulie3676]

For four days nobody in the whole building came to see her at her desk???

[@mason96575]

Weekend

[@Boatcrewproduct]

It’s pretty easy to fly under the radar at some jobs. Some people are also introverted and quiet so coworkers barely notice they are there most of the time.

[@hyacinth4368]

As an older woman, I can verify that generally no one notices you, or even listens to you!

[@kaylee3867]

​​@@mason96575but Friday was a work day whatever happened to supervisor walking around watching employees work or to make sure you are doing what you are supposed to do no matter how experienced you are or somebody passing by and speaking she must have been well hidden up in a corner where others rarely walked by

[@grocerygoat06]

@@mason96575 She wasn't found until Tuesday.

[@charlesyoung2530]

This is absolutely disgusting and Wells Fargo should be held accountable for this.I feel so bad for this poor womans family and hope they sue the balls off of Wells Fargo.

[@jenniferburchill3658]

Even if there's no lawsuit or charges, it will likely be the end of that business.

[@karenkernell9405]

Unconscionable!! Absolutely horrifying!!

[@LynnCochran71]

Did she not have family or friends that noticed her missing? 😢

[@nunyabusy]

Trust me, people without a bunch of friends to constantly check on them are not all sad like you dream them to be. You might be surprised how pleasant life can be once you’ve driven away all the shallow, drunken, selfish users out of your life. Also consider, those of average intelligence will find only 1/2 the population to be questionable in judgement. However, those in the 90th percentile or higher in intelligence, will find 9 out of 10 people as having questionable thinking and judgement. Your pity makes no sense. And not one wants pity for a good reason

[@ThaddeusD-x2f]

@@nunyabusy Your response made no sense, either. It is just an off-topic rambling, mentioning bogus statistics and about god knows what... totally irrelevant to what she's saying...but I guess you're feeling better about yourself, huh?

[@Boatcrewproduct]

No not everybody has that in their life. Friends and Family.

[@justinedse8435]

@ThaddeusD-x2f Their response was actually one of the smartest I've read.

[@WWZenaDo]

Somehow this seems typical of Wells Fargo...

[@delaemmasyd32]

Hahaha. It is. Wells Fargo sucks! Unethical every way around.

[@princesswhitmore1889]

So sad🥲🥲 no friends or family members checked on her? My heart is broken😢. You’re just a body with most employers🤬

[@BobB-pn2ip]

I blame the people for giving all of these corporations way too much power.

[@SoUnDMaN831]

I know the employees are blaming the upper brass, but some blame should go to this woman’s co-workers. It’s shocks me that after 4 days only one other person came to this woman’s desk to check on her. No other co-workers stopped by her desk just to say hi or make small talk, or even check on the progress of her work. Come on people, sometimes you can’t wait for your bosses to tell you to do basic common sense things. You just do them yourself without any one telling you.

[@firstsgt279]

Was a Weekend. She's on a Top Empty Floor, most her Coworkers work out of the home. Even if Boss was online he'd see she was also logged on Monday. Only ones could have found her there is Cleaning Crew or if Family was looking for her. But me, also 59, a weekend w/o talking to my Adult Kids isnt shocking and thats if she has any Family

[@gbprime2353]

Have you ever worked in an office environment where its a sea of cubicles and everyone works from home so the place is eerily abandoned? Believable. Nobody walked down the poor woman's aisle.

[@SoUnDMaN831]

@@firstsgt279I understand, but what do the other employees expect the bosses to do about it if no one else is around? Even a security guard isn’t going to check every single desk because the guards have to cover as much ground as possible in the time they are there. Should they install cameras in every office?

[@user-mu3xk7ie2t]

This is just foul on so many levels.

[@lisathompson27]

That's really, really sad. Smh

[@faerefolke]

That is SO sad!😢

[@marlannakennedy4508]

A bank that creates fake accounts, steals customers money and practices disability discrimination would assume she was just another exhausted overworked employee resting at her desk.

[@D_Cali_Life]

Misleading title. She wasn’t found after clocking in. But 4 days later

[@koda3967]

😢RIP❤

[@SandySeeley]

This is the world we live in now. Nobody checks in anyone anymore!

[@jobe420]

@@SandySeeley because of COVID

[@TheBillPayingHobbyists]

EVERY SINGLE PERSON that works in that building should be ashamed of themselves. Cleaning Crew - Obviously not cleaning - Fired! Security Guards - Obviously not making full rounds - Fired! Manager - Obviously not checking on employees - Fired! Employees - Obviously not having any kind of concern or common courtesies - Fired! And they are bringing in a grief counselor. For what? It's clear that none of them cared enough to even check on this woman.

[@gbprime2353]

I used to work at a different bank. On my whiteboard was an article about people in Japan whose official cause of death was "overwork." My co-workers and I noted that the deceased folks in Japan had worked less hours than we regularly did. Management made me take it down, so... problem solved!

[@jennifermitchell3070]

This is really sick!!!!

[@lafredahendricks1232]

My Deepest condolences 🙏 to the family

[@JillMorgan-b7y]

Sounds like she did not have a family. Surely they would have noticed she never came home from work.

[@moumoun7]

@@JillMorgan-b7y Maybe she lived alone and was not connected 24/7 to her family and friends though. You never know. Hopefully she didn't have a pet at home alone for more than 4 days. Sad all around.

[@MarciaHaymer]

It just proves, that no one cares, and no one doing their job, if security would’ve checked, the poor woman’s body wouldn’t be decomposing, and no one noticed it😢

[@j.b.delaney3444]

The really sad part is that a customer was still on the phone with her, thinking she was just on hold, because a four day hold time with Wells Fargo is pretty common.

[@DarkroomReactions007]

Is that in the news story I just watched? this must be a joke...

[@LordGadwin]

Must of been a sad life if people can just forget you that easy.

[@bentoncushing8693]

That's soo sad,,,prayers for employees and family

[@dougs3688]

Normally I would say that people just don't want to work anymore. But now I know that saints like her exist! My faith in humanity is restored! Sincerely, CFO of Scroogebank

[@ddlang2514]

How horrible. And how sad this must be for her family. RIP

[@HsingSun]

No one found her dead within 24 hours? This is a very suspicious. The supervisor or manger should check around the inside office building before leaving.

[@Devotee777]

What about the cleaning people? They usually vacuum and at least empty the waste basket in each cubicle.

[@adil9499]

Very suspicious indeed, I thought in company they have CCTV/Security camera or something, but I'm not surprised if they hide evidence in this foul company.

[@tory198511]

Wells Fargo doesn't even value their customers so you know they don't value their employees. I have been with them since I was 19 and I regret getting connected with this bank. I can't wait to finish my dealings with them and I am walking away

[@gf3473]

Perhaps this points to the disconnection in our families and communities. There wasn't a coworker, neighbour, friend or a family member who would miss seeing her or hearing from her.

[@vees1512]

4 days!!! Family didn’t try to contact her!!!!

[@palmstring1]

After moving on from its financial scandals, the bank is now dealing with this personal cover-up on its employees. Why doesn't anyone care about her state of health? That silence can't go unnoticed.

[@sharonjoleneholmes6225]

Such caring exhibited by the company and her co-workers. SARC! 4 days she was left to rot before anyone checked. How sad and pathetic. Such cowardice from these people. I hope they feel ashamed. All of them working on that floor.

[@DarkroomReactions007]

From my 10+ years experience in corporate american offices in Georgia and Florida, pre and post pandemic. I've noticed that older remote workers are not closely monitored all day every day like younger workers who take on most of the workload. The real questions is why she even came into the office on a Friday while everyone is working from home??? I made a reaction video on this story on my channel kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIuYep6LZ76MpZIsi=PSAsz-EbWJ6cpyXw

[@karenwright9123]

I use to clean in an office building...seems her area wasn't cleaned for a few days and nights😳poor woman...nobody missed her.😢 Her co-workers obviously thinking about that. Crazy world we're living in. 🙏's for everyone.

[@Millieshin-yj5mb]

Our area was restricted. They can only clean while people were in there

[@swtlitlangel88]

That’s terrifying

[@nathan84boy]

All they going to do is clean her desk up and hire someone els

[@metoyou2576]

I’m guessing she had no family if nobody attempted to find her over the course of the 4 days. So sad! Rip!

[@nunyabusy]

This logic is unsound. There are several simpler explanations. But we don’t have the information to draw this conclusion. Not from the newscast

[@FlyingLibrarian1111]

@@metoyou2576 just speculating here, but if she was 60, chances are her kids, if she had any, were busy with their own lives, or lived far away. Maybe she was an only child and her parents long gone. Who knows? Either way, may this hard-working lady now rest in peace and paradise. 🙏🌹

[@philoctetes_wordsworth]

This is brutally sad.

[@yvonneerrend8217]

Usually, they have janitors go in each room every night, and empty the garbages, and clean, and they go into the cubicles and clean, so why would they not find her body there.... that makes no sense????.

[@merrim7765]

Considering all the trouble Wells Fargo has been in for the past decade, at least, Wells Fargo employees certainly are motivated to work. I'm surprised they have anyone willing to work there.

[@whowhat.wherewhen]

Did the authorities check to see if she had any pets at her house that may need rescue?

[@Suzanne1999]

FOUR DAYS LATER??? No words ...😮

[@firstsgt279]

Though was weekend, she worked on an empty area on top floor

[@deborahblount8571]

Where was the management team? Your teammates, security? Her login monitor would time out or log you off what was being monitored NOTHING!! Very tragic 😢 security, the staff no one saw her checked in on her computer at cubicle just sitting in chair or slumped over? Jesus. Our office didn't have high cubicles they were eye level attached to each other so you can see your teammates. Condolences to her and family so sorry to hear this happened at work crisis. Wells Fargo should be liable and security. I know some may not communicate with family, friends, daily. She was 60. I would hope she had coworkers to come by desk say Hi like employee said. 😢 Now there is investigation to occur because negligence happened while at work 🙏🏽

[@cruzincondo3395]

A job worth dying for?

[@TiffaniSpeakz]

STAY AWAY FROM WELLS FARGO!!!

[@drefrazier4266]

That's 5 days, not 4. Good Lord

[@TusharGrover26]

no one from family also called for 4 days to check her status? and security did not care to know why she did not checkout for 4 days , rip old lady, very saddening to listen , god be with her .

[@LittleBearPaws]

Hey! Less of the old lady thank you very much. She was only 60 years old. That is young enough in today’s statistics… she could’ve worked another decade & lived for another two. I feel sad no colleagues stopped at her booth to day “hey let’s get lunch” 🥲

[@tonis5140]

What kind of job did she have that no one noticed she wasn't responding to phone calls, emails, attended zero meetings, didn't see her in the break room, etc. for four days?

[@michellewilliams7208]

Wait. What? Shaking my head. Sad story. How’d she die?

[@marshalljulie3676]

Most important part was left out

[@joutoob9]

fell off the wells fargo wagon

[@joy2farm2]

Disgusting, but if she's in an isolated cubicle it is clearly possible that no one noticed.

[@DavidPhillips-m8v]

Poor women she had some good coworkers bull crap no one acknowledged that lady

[@Boatcrewproduct]

It’s pretty easy to fly under the radar at some jobs especially if the person is a quiet introvert. Tbh I actually like days at work where nobody even knows I exist.

[@jewelluscious]

So nobody notice her car or that she didn't clock out 🤔 most employers will contact you and asked about mis clocked out to edit

[@Mary-io1mb]

This story is extremely SAD; and disturbing. It speaks to human/man kind.

[@tomhenry897]

Bet her pay is docked

[@madelinemanor3367]

Please, for her family, take your disgusting comment down 😮

[@johnathannewburn2747]

Just research Wellsfargo lawsuits and see how crooked that bank is. This bank needs to be desolved with any and all loans forgiven. If you bank with them, get out!

[@blueeyeditalianprincess691]

Wells Fargo has to be one of the worst places to work anyway. The lawsuits against this company for illegal behavior toward customers is through the roof and they never learn they just keep repeating

[@LissieChamberlain-pe4fm]

Sad an heart broke went work an didnt return home to family. Prayers to Family.

[@sd19510]

This is truly sad and pathetic at the same time.

[@DeneseJamerson-i7y]

So she had no friends or coworkers to go visit with her during the day?!!!! NO ONE?!

[@aarmsofsin959]

It's common for a Wells Fargo employee to stink that's why they did not notice her.

[@markescartin6613]

She was No doubt chained to her desk.That's dedicationYOU DON"T SEE THAT ANYMORE!

[@turyjordan3827]

And no one smelled the corpse rotting?

[@kristenmarie9248]

🎯💯🥺💔

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

This is so creepy I don't even know where to start.. Worse still a WF employee is hesitant to comment about it, for fear of her job?

[@highplainsdrifter8518]

Wells Fargo is deeply sadden by this situation. Yeah, right! A woman lies dead at her cubicle for four days. There's 24/7 security. Nobody notices anything! This would make a good case for a PI.

[@kathleengooch3619]

Oh wow just crazy.... My condolences to her family 😢so sad 😞

[@rainman7992]

four days...two of which were sat and sun...who has a policy to look into each cubicle for a dead person...riddle me this

[@grocerygoat06]

was the office open on saturday? Most bank offices are open half the day on Saturday.

[@marygarrett3984]

I’m so deeply disturbed by this incident. My condolences to all that are concerned,my p😢are for her family and love ones. People please check on your coworkers on and off the job this deeply saddens me to the core to hear this.😔😢

[@jackvotes]

That’s outrageous! Wells Fargo what is wrong with you!

[@karami8844]

She must’ve not had many friends at work...or family, to notice that she was missing and not coming home. That’s sad. 😢

[@TheFelixRojas]

I bet that position is already on linked in