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Three Workers Went to Their Jobs at a Midland Trucking Business and Did Not Come Home — What the Families Need to Know Right Now If you are reading this page, someone you love was taken from you at a trucking business off East Highway 80 near the Interstate 20 frontage road in Midland. Three workers were fatally shot. The Midland County Sheriff’s Office is investigating. And in the days since, you have probably already heard from the employer’s insurance company, from a workers’ compensation adjuster, or from someone handing you a form to sign — all while you are trying to bury your family member and understand how this could happen in a place where people were just doing their jobs. We are writing this page for you. Not to sell you anything, and not to pretend we know exactly what happened inside that facility — the sheriff’s investigation is still active, and the facts will come out in time. We are writing it because the decisions a family makes in the first weeks after a death like this can determine whether the truth ever comes out in a civil courtroom and whether the people who could have prevented…