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I’ve been following the tragic case of Alexander Stengel, and something that really sticks with me is how disturbing it is when someone you work with and might consider a friend could turn around and do something so heinous. It’s chilling to think about the level of betrayal and deceit involved, especially with the effort Ingram went through to cover everything up afterwards. I can't even begin to imagine how Alexander’s family, especially his daughter and granddaughter, are dealing with this senseless act. They not only lost a father and grandfather but also had to face the grueling details of his death. My heart goes out to them and the entire community that has been affected by this terrible loss. ? It's a glaring reminder of how important it is to be aware of the people around us, even in places where we feel the safest.
Has anyone else noticed how chilling it is that Ingram used Stengel's phone to send that text to the regional manager? It's like he was trying to erase Alexander's presence and avoid any suspicion—almost like he was erasing him from existence. I can't even begin to imagine what kind of person could carry on with such a calculated cover-up while employing someone so close in their own workspace. It’s not only tragic for Alexander's family, but it also speaks volumes about how unsafe some people might feel working alongside someone capable of such actions. You'd never think this could happen in what's supposed to be a friendly working environment. My heart goes out to all the employees and the management at the South Milwaukee Pizza Hut. It must be incredibly tough going back to that place with all these memories lingering. Sending strength and support to Alexander’s family—you’re all in my thoughts. ??️
Has anyone else been following the Alexander Stengel case? I keep thinking about how his co-workers must feel right now. To know someone you're working with every day, sharing stories and shifts, could do something like this is unimaginable. I mean, it's just chilling to think about. ? It sounds like Alexander was the kind of guy who genuinely cared about his work and those around him. It must be devastating for them to come to terms with all of this and try to move forward. I hope they have access to counseling or support to help process the trauma of losing a colleague and friend in such a horrible way. It's a reminder of how fragile life can be and how sometimes danger can come from someone you least expect. Sending thoughts to Alexander’s family and those he worked closely with at Pizza Hut. They must be going through an incredibly tough time.