- A janitor at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center is being
accused of sexual harassment after allegedly putting bodily fluids into
employees, drinks.
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- Linda Gehrmann, who does contract work at the facility
in Greenbelt, Md., says she collapsed after receiving an office memo Friday
afternoon informing staff about the incident. It says a janitor had not
only left "sexually explicit notes" on some women's desks, but
also had introduced "bodily fluids into their beverages."
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- "When I sipped my coffee about three times in the
last two weeks...it tasted salty," Gehrmann said.
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- Officials at the flight center tell our news department
that the janitor had confessed to the crime. The man, who has not been
identified, is mentally handicapped and was placed at Goddard by
Melwood...a
locally based social service agency that finds housing and employment for
people with developmental disabilities.
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- "This person has not been charged with anything
and is, therefore, innocent until proven guilty," says Melwood
community
relations coordinator Kurt Salziger.
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- Salziger says he is upset by the allegations because
it endangers Melwood's reputation.
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- "We've been around since 1963, and this is the first
time anything of this nature has come up."
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- Salziger tells our news department that the janitor has
been suspended, following medical tests and observation.
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- Melwood says the tests revealed no diseases or illnesses.
Officials also say they conducted a background check on the man prior to
sending him to Goddard. It reportedly revealed no previous crime.
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- Experts say HIV or other diseases cannot be contracted
through spiked, coffee, soda or other drinks. There is a chance, however,
that a person may catch other illnesses, such as Hepatitis. HIV only can
be transmitted through bodily contact. It reportedly is not strong enough
to live long outside of the body.
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