The Chicago Tribune, in support of Shadowrelm's daughter, wrote:
Bail was set today for a 33-year-old Harwood Heights man charged with stabbing to death his boss after receiving a negative performance evaluation.
Tom Tuduj, of the 4700 block of North Narragansett Avenue, remains in custody in the Tuesday morning slaying of Gary Poter, president of Poter Construction and Development in Chicago.
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Tuduj had been employed as an appraiser and bidder for Poter Construction. He appeared in court wearing a T-shirt and blue jeans.
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"The victim gave (Tuduj) a poor evaluation and cut the defendant's pay due to his job performance," Bagby said.
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Bagby said that about 8:15 a.m. Tuesday, Tuduj entered Poter's third-floor office on the 5400 block of North Cumberland Avenue and said, "We need to talk."
Poter stood up from his desk. Tuduj pulled out an 8-inch serrated knife he had taken from the office kitchen, where it was used to cut cakes, and stabbed Poter once in the chest, Bagby said.
Poter screamed for help, and another employee came into the office to find Tuduj leaning over Poter, Bagby said. That employee and Tuduj struggled before another employee arrived, and the two held their co-worker for police.
Tom Tuduj, of the 4700 block of North Narragansett Avenue, remains in custody in the Tuesday morning slaying of Gary Poter, president of Poter Construction and Development in Chicago.
[...]
Tuduj had been employed as an appraiser and bidder for Poter Construction. He appeared in court wearing a T-shirt and blue jeans.
[...]
"The victim gave (Tuduj) a poor evaluation and cut the defendant's pay due to his job performance," Bagby said.
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Bagby said that about 8:15 a.m. Tuesday, Tuduj entered Poter's third-floor office on the 5400 block of North Cumberland Avenue and said, "We need to talk."
Poter stood up from his desk. Tuduj pulled out an 8-inch serrated knife he had taken from the office kitchen, where it was used to cut cakes, and stabbed Poter once in the chest, Bagby said.
Poter screamed for help, and another employee came into the office to find Tuduj leaning over Poter, Bagby said. That employee and Tuduj struggled before another employee arrived, and the two held their co-worker for police.
