This week we will be looking into a case that affected the employees of the Dominoes corporation. Now these crimes were not committed by the corporation, however the treatment of one employee changed the lives of five others and the people who loved them forever. This case grabbed headlines for all the wrong reasons and spearheaded the behavioral analysis of disgruntled employees to come.

After reading and preparing for this case, I think my conclusion may be a little cloudy.

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Sources for this week:

(11905) Killer Coworker - YouTube

'Lessons learned as the son of a serial killer' - Baptist Courier

Mitchell Carlton Sims, Petitioner-appellant, v. Jill Brown, Warden,* Respondent-appellee, 425 F.3d 560 (9th Cir. 2005) :: Justia

Mitchell Sims, Ruby Padgett: 'Killer Couples' Profiles 1980s Domino's Pizza Murders On Oxygen's Documentary - Inquisitr