Missouri doctor Sarah Sweeney feared ‘murderer’ boyfriend before her sudden death, texts reveal
January 31, 2024
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as posted by the channelThe Missouri doctor found dead at her firefighter fiancé’s home this month once admitted to a friend that living with him was “scary” given the rumors that he was a “‘murderer’” responsible for the death of his previous partner.
Sarah Sweeney, a podiatrist, wrote to her former coworker and friend, Danielle Mankunas, about her concerns on the morning of March 17, 2022.
“I have had to move in with my boyfriend the “murderer’” [sic] which has been scary at times,” she wrote in messages viewed by The Post.
At the time, Sweeney was mulling a lawsuit against her former employer, Dr. Franklin Harry and his Best Foot Forward (BFF) clinic, and was trying to persuade Mankunas to support her effort despite the financial and professional risks.
In November 2022, she filed a complaint accusing Harry and his business of sexual harassment, gender and disability discrimination, and retaliation during the brief stint that she worked there in 2021, the documents showed.
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