Authorities contacted the owner of the car wash to find out which employee was on shift prior to Tapper’s fatal accident. Ronald Eisen, 19, was on the earlier shift at the car wash. Investigators interview Eisen to gather details regarding his computer usage.
“I came to work at 10 a.m. My shift usually starts at 12 but I came in early because my girlfriend and I got into an argument. I wanted to have sex with her but she didn’t want to. I got frustrated and left. I called my boss to see if I could come in and he said it was okay. When I got to work, it was pretty slow so I surfed the internet to watch some funny videos. I was still horny so I decided to watch some videos on xVids. I found a couple and watched them. A wierd pop up tried to install something so I closed out the site and finished my shift. I left work at 7 p.m.,” said Eisen.
Authorities did not charge Eisen with any crime and allowed him to go. Police have not found any foul play in the death of Tapper.
