Gunther Fredryck

Gunther Fredryck was the CEO of Mitts 'N' Mufflers (previously Alphred's Cotton) for 24 years, before being forced out of his work and imprisoned for attempted manslaughter in 1912. He died 2 years later in prison.
It was found out in 1956 that he murdered his parents.
== History ==
Gunther Fredryck (previously Jean Fryt) was born on January 15, 1864. His parents were Yealus Gaz Fryt, a German writer; and Kyun Schazz, a Welsh painter. He was born out of wedlock.
Jean was described as a curious child. He often pondered existence and what life meant. At 8 years old, he wanted to be a philosopher. 
=== Murder of his parents. ===
At an early age, he was ridiculed by his parents and relatives for not following the Fryt business and becoming a writer. His only friend, Lyntt Harz, insisted that he ran away when he got the chance. He knew, however, that it wouldn't work, as he couldn't survive in the wild. He could tell that Lyntt was implying that he should go away from his relatives. The only way he knew how to do this was to murder his parents. 
On May 4, 1876, Jean took a hatchet and swung at his parents in their sleep. He ran away to his friends home and changed his name to "Gunther Fredryck" to avoid charges. He placed his dummy body next to his parents' to make it appear like he commited suicide. Lyntz, not knowing that he murdered his own parents, let him stay in his room for the next 9 years.
=== Early Adulthood ===
Gunther originally got a job at Mitts 'N' Mufflers when he was 20 years old, at around 1885. He left his friend at 21 and lived in the factory. 
At 23 years old, 1887, he was caught in one of the pieces of machinery. He lost his right arm completely.
At 25 years old, 1889, he took ownership of Mitts 'N' Mufflers. He started sleeping in an apartment.
=== Imprisonment ===
In 1911, Gunther planted an explosive next to one of the conveyors to rid an employee that was close to spoofing him for murdering his parents. The employee lived and a case began.
In 1912, it was determined to be him. He was charged with attempted manslaughter and was sentenced with 25 years in prison.
In 1914, he killed himself in prison by drinking rat pee.
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