I can't stop thinking about the impact this tragedy has left on Jackie's coworkers and the workplace environment she was part of. I mean, feeling safe at work is something we all should have, right? It’s chilling to think that someone you see every day at your job could be connected to such a violent act. My heart really goes out to her family and friends, but also to the other coworkers who may be dealing with immense shock and grief. I hope there’s support being offered to them too—grief counselors or something—because this kind of event can shake a community to its core. Has anyone heard if the workplace had any kind of history of tension or issues between employees? Not that it would excuse anything, but it might help us understand how something so terrible could happen.
