I plugged it into my laptop, and she just mumbled, “That’s better, thanks; I’m really close here.”
I noticed Holly had come with my to-go order. I cracked the plastic container and grabbed a couple fries
before returning to my investigation of Pickett. I stumbled onto a website called Glassdoor,
where current and former employees could review the company anonymously.
Observations about Russell Pickett himself included: “The CEO is skeezy as hell.”
“Russell Pickett is a straight-up megalomaniac.” “I’m not saying Pickett executives make you break the law,
but we do frequently hear executives start sentences with ‘I’m not saying you should break the law, but...’”
So that’s the kind of guy Pickett was. And although he’d gotten around all the lawsuits by settling them,
the criminal investigation wouldn’t go away. From what I could gather, the company had bribed a bunch of state officials
in exchange for contracts to build a better sewer overflow system in Indianapolis.
Fifteen years ago, the government had set aside all this money to clean up the White River by building more sewage retention pools
and expanding this tunnel system that runs underneath downtown, diverting a creek called Pogue’s Run.
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