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On a tragic day in Newington, Connecticut, March 6, 1998, a horrific workplace shooting claimed the life of 40-year-old Frederick Rubelmann, a male who was the vice president of operations for the Connecticut Lottery. The events unfolded at the Connecticut Lottery headquarters, sending shockwaves through the community and the state.

That day, a disgruntled lottery accountant named Matthew Beck, who had been feuding with his superiors over employment issues, entered the building armed with ...
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  • RAMPAGE IN CONNECTICUT: THE OVERVIEW; Connecticut Lottery Worker Kills 4 Bosses, Then Himself (Published 1998)
  • Connecticut Lottery - Wikipedia
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