Worker dead at Wells Fargo desk for 4 days

it could have happened on a late Friday night, then because nobody worked on Saturday or Sunday, that it was Monday when anyone noticed anything like a smell and then Tuesday they found the culprit of the smell.

these places often have security guards in them every night but they mostly consist of one guard and they do check their rounds but not everything will be checked due to what their path is presented for them happens to be, so there could be areas that are unchecked by the security guard because it was not on their presented path to check these other areas.

how do i know this, because i used to be a security guard and they had us follow markers to check and we only checked the marked route as we walked through the area, but the smell could also be mistaken as spoiled food in trashcans depending on how bad it was, which is not a security guards concern in most cases, that is left for the janitors or custodians.

i have also been a custodian and janitor and i remember working in offices like this, but never in a building this big and i could clearly see the people working in their work spaces late into the night or for as long as my shift was, back in those days it was only 4 hours and i had to be out by 9pm most nights.

janitors don't work on weekends for the most part in buildings like this, that's more a through the week kind of deal.