An Oklahoma man accused nearly three decades ago of bludgeoning his former foster mother to death and setting her home ablaze found work at an area McDonald’s following his release from state custody, but “almost immediately” began tormenting a teenage colleague after she took a job at the same location, according to a federal lawsuit obtained by The Independent.
Chakota P. Nelson, who was then 16, says in her complaint that the constant harassment by coworker Roy Curtis Zornes II – which began with unsolicited neck, back and shoulder rubs and escalated from there – ultimately led to a “violent encounter” by the restaurant’s frappé machine.
