The next week neither Price nor Rowen showed up at work on Monday, and both of their phones went to voicemail.
Within a few short hours, news surfaced that Price’s backdoor had been broken in, and Rowen was in custody.
Allegedly, he had been following Price, watching her comings and goings, and finally made his move. Thankfully, a security alarm brought local law enforcement officers in time to keep him from causing further harm.
Price wasted no time in getting a lawyer and filing a lawsuit against her employers for not taking her safety seriously. Browne and his fellow company executives now faced the possibility of personal financial ruin.
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