The body of Denise Prudhomme, a 60-year-old employee at Wells Fargo, was discovered four days after she died, raising questions among her colleagues about oversight.
Investigation revealed that Prudhomme had last scanned her ID to enter the building on August 16, and no subsequent scans were logged, leaving colleagues in shock.
Despite the 24/7 security at the bank, many employees expressed disbelief that it took so long for someone to discover Prudhomme's lifeless body in her isolated cubicle.
The lingering foul odor, initially perceived as a plumbing issue, led to the grim discovery of Prudhomme by coworkers who were shocked by the circumstances surrounding her death.
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