Don't Test Me

A family restaurant manager in Aurora, Colorado was just doing her job. Little did she know it would lead to her death. It was 4 months ago. Nathan Dunlap, a cook, was arguing over his hours of work. "NO! I work only 6 hours for 5 days!" Nathan said. "Get out of here. Your fired." The manager said to Nathan. Nathan then stormed out of the kitchen, knocking over an arcade system, then left.

The restaurant was losing business for one week because of Nathan's temper tantrum, but then business was back to normal as everyone forgot about Nathan, including the employees. That was a mistake.

4 months later, 5 employees, including the manager, were working after hours, cleaning up the restaurant while the manager counted receipts in the back. Little did they know, there was a 6th person, hiding in one of the stalls of the girls bathroom. It was Nathan.

At 10:05 PM, Nathan left the bathroom, pulled out a 22. caliber pistol, and executed the first two people at the arcades. One of the employees who was wiping down tables who heard the shots, went to investigate. But right as he saw Nathan, he got shot right in the forehead. Nathan proceeded to the kitchen. The cook who was cleaning the kitchen heard the shots, and prepared for Nathan's visit, by waiting by the door.

When Nathan walked into the kitchen, the cook tackled him, and started to repeatedly punch Nathan in the face. Nathan and the cook had a wrestling match, as both people kept getting on top of the other. Nathan almost got knocked out, but he remembered he had a gun, and shot the cook right in the jaw. The cook flew backward onto the floor, and stopped moving.

Nathan then went to the back to find the manager. The manager was much older than the rest, so she didn't hear the gunshots. When Nathan got there, he waited for the manager to open the restaurants safe. When she did, Nathan shot her twice in the back. She didn't die yet, but Nathan wanted her to die slowly and painfully. He took her purse and stuffed it with the money in the safe. But before Nathan left, he said one last thing to the manager.

"Don't test me."