Back in the day I was a budget analyst for Texas Mutual and as such, had to review the losses in death workers' comp claims.
 
	Most of it was pretty normal stuff and as a habit I stayed clear of the photos on the imaged files that they gave access to.
 
	However, I remember one case that the claims department refused to image due to the sensitive nature of the death, so I had review the hard  copy of the file.
 
	Usually they kept any photos at the back of the file in a photo sleeve, but when I opened this one they were all loose at the front and fell out on the floor and my desk.
 
	In the process of reorganizing them, the first few I saw were of the area where the incident occurred which was a service elevator at an airport.
 
	So I got kind of sloppy and thought this was all just going to be area photos with some blood.
 
	Unfortunately that was not the case and I ended up seeing photos of the deceased who was crushed by an elevator and had his heart explode up and out of his throat area.
 
	No doubt a quick death, but shit.
 
	I wrote their asses up for poor file management.