Another "Successful Banker" Found Dead

Is there some sort of moral serial killer on the loose?

Id far rather see the bankers who stole my money and ruined my country suffer in jail like we have too if we steal from millions of people.

bobs_uruncle
reply to post by GiulXainx

 

Didn't some character (benjamin fullford?) in Hong Kong or the PRC say that the "White Dragons" were going to start off'ing the bankers. BTW, TATA Motors had a new car coming out that was going to have fantastic gas mileage and cost I think it was less than $3,000. That might piss off a few oil industry exec, bankers, politicians and their handlers.

Cheers - Dave

Not the Tata thing again.

He was only the manager of the auto division, not the company chairman and he had nothing to do with r&d of the vehicles. The nano is the car everyone is hyped about and its a sales flop in india, so don't go expecting big things here in the rest of the world.

Tata is continuing with its plan to bring out the car. Times are tough in the indian auto market right now so it may be delayed for a while.

reply to post by Bassago


Here is the list of names and dates:

To explain why some names are included, Eicher and Schloter were close friends, and Schloter was CEO of a telecommunications company that handles 60% of all land-based phone line services and 62% of all of Switzerland's cellular phone services. They also were right before the string of suicides throughout the banking sector.

David Bird of the Wall Street Journal went missing when he was in the middle of a huge breaking story, concerning OPEC according to all those close to him, he went for a short walk and never came back, his body has never been found. I am adding him because a reporter in the middle of this might be very important especially considering petro-dollars.

Tata motors I have no idea what the connection may be, but everyone else keeps listing him so I am keeping him here.

That said: Here is the list, it is up to you if you want to say some of the names count or not:

1. ABC Verlag (greetings cards, not finance) — CEO Daniel Eicher — suicide, left two notes — week of 6/10/2013

2. Swisscom (telecom) – CEO Carsten Schloter, 49 — suicide, found hanging — 7/23/13

3. Bank of America — intern Moritz Erhardt, 21 — seizure due to exhaustion — week of 8/12/2013

4. Zurich Insurance Group AG (insurance) — CFO Pierre Wauthier — suicide, found hanging, left two notes — 8/26/2013

5. Wall Street — hedge fund exec Robert Wilson, 87 — suicide, jumped from 16th floor — week of Dec 23, 2013. (He gave away $800 million prior to death.)

6. Wall Street Journal — reporter David Bird – missing/disappeared – 1/11/2014 (covered in our original piece)

7. Swiss Re AG — U.K.–based communications director Tim Dickenson — cause not released — week of 1/19/2014

8. Deutsche Bank AG — executive William Broeksmit — apparent suicide, found hanging— 1/26/14 (covered in our original piece)

9. JP Morgan — banker Gabriel Magee — jumped or fell from building, Canary Wharf, London — 1/28/14 (covered in our original piece)

10. Russell Investment — Mike Dueker, 50 — found dead next to Tacoma Narrows Bridge, suicide — week of 1/26/2014 (covered in our original piece)

11. JPMorgan — equities trading executive Ryan Crane, 37 — no cause given — 2/3/14

12. American Title (insurance) — CEO Richard Talley, 57 — suicide by nail gun,7 or 8 self-inflicted wounds — 2/7/14

13- Karl Slym, 51 year old Tata Motors managing director Karl Slym, was found dead on the fourth floor of the Shangri-La hotel in Bangkok on January 27th.

14 - Li Junjie, 33-year-old banker in Hong Kong jumped from the JP Morgan HQ in Hong Kong.

15- James Stuart Jr., National Bank of Commerce CEO was found dead in Scottsdale, Ariz., the morning of Feb. 19. No cause given.

americablog.com...

that guy who does the conspiracy radio, Alex Jones, is saying 20 with an inclusion of mid-level bankers, but I couldn't find any list of names that he put out... and I don't do someone's word. If he decides to put out a list that is check-able then I will look into adding more names to this list.

reply to post by OpinionatedB


What I find interesting is that we had a lot of bankers drop off the map be for the odd deaths started. I'm not sure on this current death if he was as old as it seemed he was he could have died from old age. But with that aside the number of deaths and the number that left their jobs late last year, seems like something is up and it's targeting anything that has to due with the banks.

When we start seeing the waves of judges, chiefs of staff, and god forbid, career politicos checking out early, then there might be something going on.

Also look to see if this guy disappears.

Raoul Weil

Speculation that he might talk.

I have to say if this keeps growing something bizarre is going on that is gonna be really bad.

dfens
When we start seeing the waves of judges, chiefs of staff, and god forbid, career politicos checking out early, then there might be something going on.

Also look to see if this guy disappears.

Raoul Weil

Speculation that he might talk.

Now, that Raoul Weil is an interesting character. I imagine that if he decided to spill his guts, the jackals would quite literally spill his guts. I wonder how many senators, congressmen, senior staffers and right up to past and present Potusi have had dealings with this guy and whatever bank he was with at the time?

Cheers - Dave

reply to post by bobs_uruncle


When you consider that the US claims that he was defrauding them out of $100B annually for his clients, odds are pretty good he knows a thing or two about a thing or two. His incentives to keep quiet outweigh helping the gov I'm sure. They let him out on $10.5M bail, maybe cuz he's a flight risk otherwise LOL.

On the other hand, what a great banker. They best ones are like a lawyer, priest, and doctor all rolled into one.

This one is just coming to light - 34 yr. old JPMorgan IT guy died under mysterious circumstances back in December.

On the evening of Sunday, December 15 of last year, six weeks before the onset of the latest rash of tragic deaths of young men in their 30s employed at JPMorgan, the Pearland, Texas police received a call of a person in distress outside a Walgreens pharmacy at 6122 Broadway in Pearland. The individual in distress was Jason Alan Salais, a 34-year old Information Technology specialist who had worked at JPMorgan Chase since May 2008.

Official cause - heart attack. Not completely unusual at 34, but police were called for person in distress - not ambulance for medical emergency - seems a bit weird.

And like Crane and Magee, he worked in IT.

wallstreetonparade.com...

Yes bizarre indeed. and as I mentioned before, that just counting the death.
We dont even look at those replaced, retire, transfered etc.

The number of course is huge but with these death, there must be something to it, but what is it ?
Most of them have something in common:
electronic trading, hedge fund, money exchange, LIBOR and of course bank.

All of these keywords deal in much much bigger size compared to common trading market.
I think none of them deal in common trading market like --- stocks ? bonds ? precious metals ? properties ? energy ?
With the above, we can assume its international, not limited to US or UK only. If its international, the banking cabal will have some footing in these activity.

I believe, preparations is being made. those who against the agenda are being replaced. and I believe the agenda have something to do with WW3. You gotta love war, there so much money to be made and Purim is just around the corner - 5 March 2014 and (2016-2017). Its the latter that I'm afraid.
Zionist got to have somebody destroyed to celebrate it, right ? I wonder who
I'm not anti Jews, just anti-Zionist and zionist are goyim.

markosity1973

bobs_uruncle
reply to post by GiulXainx

 

Didn't some character (benjamin fullford?) in Hong Kong or the PRC say that the "White Dragons" were going to start off'ing the bankers. BTW, TATA Motors had a new car coming out that was going to have fantastic gas mileage and cost I think it was less than $3,000. That might piss off a few oil industry exec, bankers, politicians and their handlers.

Cheers - Dave

Not the Tata thing again.

He was only the manager of the auto division, not the company chairman and he had nothing to do with r&d of the vehicles. The nano is the car everyone is hyped about and its a sales flop in india, so don't go expecting big things here in the rest of the world.

Tata is continuing with its plan to bring out the car. Times are tough in the indian auto market right now so it may be delayed for a while.

edit on 25-2-2014 by markosity1973 because: (no reason given)

Actually Karl Slym was about to launch a car which runs on Air called the Tata Airpod. Tata had bought the patents from the French inventor - but have repeatedly kept it in the back burner with several 'reliability' excuses.

He had announced his plans in Jan 28 2014 to official launch the airpod campaign set to commence the same week he had suicided.

Also his wife who was with him in the Thai hotel was too distraught and apparently treated for 'Shock'. She was also apparently forced to write the suicide letter as declared by the Thai police officials who cross checked the handwritings (apparently someone forgot to pay him off me thinks )

Slym's wife is now on psychiatric Medication apparently

reply to post by Maluhia


Thank you for that addition. I will add him to the list.

Did this kind of thing happen before the 2008 crash?

reply to post by Czulkang


No.

The only thing remotely similar was the crash of '29 which led to the great depression, and those were all after the fact, not in absence of any crash.

reply to post by ObjectZero


The what's up is pretty easy, look into the forex, libor and ISDA scandals, possibility for market fixing in the gold and silver markets as well...

All these people are connected to those scandals in some form or fashion. What this means is altogether another story....

The Forex scandal (also known as the forex probe) is a financial scandal that involves the revelation, and subsequent investigation, that the world's largest currency trading banks colluded for at least a decade to manipulate and rig the daily foreign exchange rates.

en.wikipedia.org...

Regulators are looking into whether or not a small group of brokers at ICAP may have worked with up to 15 of the world's largest banks to manipulate ISDAfix, a benchmark number used around the world to calculate the prices of interest-rate swaps.

The bad news didn't stop with swaps and interest rates. In March, it also came out that two regulators – the CFTC here in the U.S. and the Madrid-based International Organization of Securities Commissions – were spurred by the Libor revelations to investigate the possibility of collusive manipulation of gold and silver prices. "Given the clubby manipulation efforts we saw in Libor benchmarks, I assume other benchmarks – many other benchmarks – are legit areas of inquiry," CFTC Commissioner Bart Chilton said.

www.rollingstone.com...


I reiterate what this means is altogether another story...

Nail gun guy was tortured, then killed so as to make a point to any other potential whistleblowers.

Loose ends are being cleaned up and we'll never know what for or who is involved. Billions of dollars in profits just in the past few years makes it very easy to buy your own personal hit men.

Gotta give them credit, though. They're getting quite creative in their methods. Not just your usual heart attack gun or defenestrations or odd car accidents or small plane accidents.

Someone high up has secrets and ever since Snowden, they realize that cyberspying works both ways.

reply to post by signalfire

Nail gun guy was tortured,

evidence for this claim ?

Was 69 years old. Got out of banking 13 years ago according to his obituary. I would guess it was some kind of illness they didn't want publically disclosed. If it was suicide, it would have been in the papers.

Sorry, if you are in banking and you die, ats goes nuts. Nothing to see here.

reply to post by ignorant_ape


Evidence is simple life experience. If you're going to off yourself, first off (heh) there's usually some warning about mental health issues, notes left, cryptic comments to friends and family, visits to mental health professionals, and long planning involved. Planning also entails thinking about your options for suicide and what might work best, meaning least painful, least messy, least distressing to the people finding the body, and most of all, most effective.

Nail guns ain't it, as a matter of fact, it would be waaaaay low down on your chosen methods.

It's classic for hit men who were told 'make an example out of him' to use a torture method of killing.

The defenestration method (throwing someone out a window) is classic for leaving no clues and no suspects.

Anyone mentally ill enough to decide one day to kill themselves with several hits to the body and then head with a nail gun would have had to have been massively psychologically traumatized and this would have been obvious to any acquaintances.