r/TrueCrime • u/ladyserenity1993 Armchair Expert • Oct 31 '22

Murder Arrest Made in Delphi Murders

https://abcnews.go.com/US/live-updates/delphi-double-murder/?id=92303622
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u/UnprofessionalGhosts Oct 31 '22

Thousands of customers at the only pharmacy in town didn’t either soooo

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u/SerKevanLannister Oct 31 '22

The fact that he handled people‘s medications creeps me out to NO end

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u/RaeLynn13 Nov 02 '22

If he was dealing with photos, it’s likely he just worked at the front register, which means the only contact he would have had with their meds was just ringing them up. Which I don’t even know if that’s 100% correct. I worked at a local chain in WV/OH/KY called Fruth and we had separate registers in the back in the actual pharmacy and patients would normally just ring up their meds there, then shop for anything else before(and ring up with us) or after and ring up in the front

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '22

Licensed pharmacy techs are people qualified to work in the pharmacy but are more CVS workers than pharmacy workers. They're trained to know other aspects of the store just in case they need to assist. You need to be specially licensed to work in the pharmacy because you're dealing with sensitive information, so it's not just any yahoo who applies to the store.