A Dairy Queen Worker Got A Homicide Charge After Worker Killed Himself!

Looks like Harley Branham will now face a lifetime of ridicule from the public. As with most idiots who feel entitled to be assholes like Fuhrer Donald J. Trump, be prepared for death threats. Be prepared for social media ridicule. Be prepared for a cannon firing from your job.

Don't feed the trolls. Don't give a troll a reason.

Kenneth Suttner was a good person. Why would the world treat him so cruelly? I mean it's unfortunate that in this world, we still continue to advocate bullying.

Anyway, a teenager commits suicide after he was tormented by his school and his employer. He was being mocked for being fat and having a speech impediment. He probably was being taunted for being fat. He probably was called gay, retarded and dork by many of his fellow peers.

Even at Dairy Queen, his employer, this manager Branham would demean him by cleaning the floor with his hands. She would throw food at him if it was made wrong by him. She would treat him with such disrespect, he would go home crying.

Branham could face a nickel and pennies in the iron college. 

One night, he had enough. Poor Kenneth would get his family firearm. He would make a call to his family and friends about how he's tired of the world being so cruel. He was sitting on a log with the firearm.

That cold night in December ended with a bullet in the head.

Now his former boss will face charges with involuntary manslaughter. This is a serious felony. This is a result of a law made in honor of Megan Meier. The young teen was chatting with a boy who she feel in love with. It turns out to be a former friend and her mother playing a cruel hoax on her. Megan would kill herself. The mother Lori Dew and her daughter Sarah were charged with involuntary manslaughter. It sparked a law in honor of Megan Meier.

Anyway, the suspect is innocent until proven guilty. Dairy Queen representatives have no comment at the time.

To contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline call 1-800-273-8255