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In January, Harley Branham a 22-year-old former Dairy Queen manager was arrested for allegedly driving an employee to suicide. According to PEOPLE, after the jury heard from a coroner they found that Branham caused Kenneth “Kenny” Suttner’s suicide. The manager harassed him while at work and at his school.
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Other reports state that Branham would make Suttner hand-clean floors and she would throw food at him. If she didn’t like the way he made food she would also call him an “a**.” Other employees testified and mentioned that she would be mean to him, but Branham explained she was being playful.
Branham is now charged with two counts of first-degree aggravated stalking, two counts of third-degree assault as well as two counts of harassment. Later this week Branham will have a preliminary hearing. In a statement by Suttner’s family they thanked everyone for their support.
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To lose someone you love is always difficult but for a person you know and care about to take their own life is even more difficult. The ones left behind after a suicide are haunted by questions that can never be answered…and the guilt that perhaps something could have been done to prevent such a tragedy. If you or someone you know needs help, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255.
