Rumor has it that the wife of a guy a colleague of mine had an affaire with, put a gun against her head. Huh?

Question

The three of them have high profile jobs and are heavyweights in their organizations. They are upstanding, well educated and respected people or seem to be anyway. My colleague told me that it is all a lie, invented by people who want to destroy them. They are determined to remain friends. But you know what, I don't know what to believe anymore. I'm inclined to think that the rumor has a core of truth to it, but that they came to their senses after wards and decided (together) to keep the gun-part under wraps (not to hinder their careers). Any thoughts, you guys?

Answer 1

do you have a life of your own? if not then get one

Answer 2

Its probably just stupid office politics!  

Answer 3

Who cares?

Answer 4

I think that asking the horse to dis spell a rumor is worth its weight in humility and honor but writing about it and talking about it and spreading a rumor is the devils own blood. So why don't you call them and ask them if they need a gun in the head in order to get off.well how long was the guy in Nam? I have heard of this and it is a troublesome random act of violence associating along with rape a passion for killing I would think that even the talked about people would rather your involvement be anything other that ask the truth?

Answer 5

Rumours do tend to have a grain of truth to them; however, even if it is true you still have your job to do. Rumours do not really belong in the work place and what goes on behind closed doors is really no one else’s business and should stay behind closed doors. Try to rise above gossiping and get on with your job and your professional behaviour is bound to be noticed and hopefully rewarded. Xx  

Answer 6

Alot of people, in speaking, if u can't give a good answer, don't give one at all.