Boss Allegedly Kills Two Employees Who Demanded Raises
Wednesday August 1, 2007
If you've ever asked for a raise at work, this story may make you think twice about your next request. A man who ran a car dealership in Atlanta has reportedly confessed he killed his employees because they kept pestering him to raise their take home pay. Rolandas Milinavicius is accused of shooting the only two people who were working for him, 25-year-old Inga Contreras and 28-year-old Martynas Simokaitis. All three men involved in this bizarre case were from Lithuania, but were in the largest city in Georgia as part of a business that shipped automobiles back home to their native country.
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