Maybe this happened.
From ABC News:
JEMISON, Ala. -- "Nearly two dozen FedEx packages have been found dumped in woods along a rural road in an Alabama town about 75 miles from a ravine where hundreds of undelivered FedEx parcels previously were discovered, police said Wednesday.
Police in the town of Jemison said in a statement on social media that about 20 packages destined for locations on nine different roads were discovered.
It wasn't clear how long the items had been on the roadside or whether there was any link to an earlier discovery in Blount County near Hayden, where Sheriff Mark Moon said a FedEx Ground driver dumped packages into a ravine in the woods at least six times.
Moon said Tuesday that there are about 450 victims after hundreds of packages were discovered dumped last month."
The driver is no longer with FedEx, of course. If someone hates their job that much, why don't they just quit?
From ABC News:
JEMISON, Ala. -- "Nearly two dozen FedEx packages have been found dumped in woods along a rural road in an Alabama town about 75 miles from a ravine where hundreds of undelivered FedEx parcels previously were discovered, police said Wednesday.
Police in the town of Jemison said in a statement on social media that about 20 packages destined for locations on nine different roads were discovered.
It wasn't clear how long the items had been on the roadside or whether there was any link to an earlier discovery in Blount County near Hayden, where Sheriff Mark Moon said a FedEx Ground driver dumped packages into a ravine in the woods at least six times.
Moon said Tuesday that there are about 450 victims after hundreds of packages were discovered dumped last month."
The driver is no longer with FedEx, of course. If someone hates their job that much, why don't they just quit?