There are times when the moral obligation to help others out becomes our primary motive to go out of our way and possibly risk our lives to do what we can to help. That's what a co-worker did to help solve a 30-year-old crime.
The investigators had come once before, in 2013, asking about a delivery truck driver named Timothy Bass. Strangely, they had wanted to know details of his daily routes decades ago.
Now, four years later, a female co-worker — who has not been publicly named — asked why. They told her: Bass was a suspect in the 1989 rape and murder of 18-year-old Mandy Stavik, one of the region’s most infamous unsolved crimes.
She handed over the information the police wanted even though her bosses had previously declined to assist. Later, a detective called back, asking if Bass ever ate food at work. She understood.
Read the rest of the story on The Washington Post.
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