ST. LOUIS (AP) -- The ABB Inc. plant in St. Louis will reopen on Thursday, one week after a disgruntled employee shot and killed three co-workers and injured five others before turning the gun on himself.
Employees learned of the reopening on Monday, the same day the first of the victims, 27-year-old Cory Wilson of Collinsville, Ill., was laid to rest.
Police are still looking for a motive. The shooter, 51-year-old Timothy Hendron of Webster Groves, was involved in a lawsuit over ABB's management of a retirement plan, but it isn't clear if that had anything to do with the Jan. 7 shooting spree.
A funeral for 55-year-old Terry Mabry of Moscow Mills is Tuesday, while the funeral for 57-year-old Carlton Carter is Wednesday. Arrangements for Hendron have not been made public.
