This institutional banker has family ties to JPM's Whale Trade and Conde Nast
http://nypost.com/2014/03/17/investm...-to-his-death/
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This institutional banker has family ties to JPM's Whale Trade and Conde Nast
http://nypost.com/2014/03/17/investm...-to-his-death/
Wow. That's just wow.
WOW is right.
Ay-yi-yi.
The good news - if you can call it that - is that the MSM is slowly starting to count up the death toll here. They are taking note of this story. "Someone out there" is reading Avalon, etc.
Press on, friends.
Cheers,
Selene
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They all (even the alternate media) seem to have missed this one.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-...-fife-26520641
ALthough "Bank Worker" sounds like quite a low level post, she was actually an "Internal Control Officer" who's responsabilities you can read about here... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_control
He was only 28 (FAIL!)
and he jumped from 6th floor (DOUBLE FAIL!!)
Not to be gross, but I read that a person needs at least 7 floors of jump to completely insure that the average body will die on impact.
I thought all bankers knew that!!
p.s. It's NOT funny, yet it IS funny -- you know how Stephen King noticed that when horrid things are "funny" they are by default WORSE?
p.s. 28 is very young to jump and not have had a pen-ultimately crap life.
What the hell is going on here?
Aren't there ANY questions being asked other than regurgitating the facts on a police report?
I know -- it makes no sense!Quote:
Posted by T Smith
Actually the number is a bit higher than that if you refer to Sabrina's thread on the most recent few pages...
https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...ross-the-World
... and according to some sources 3-4 times higher - it's just not hitting the MSM ;)
When you speak to suicide prevention experts they are baffled by the overt nature of this suicides. They have no answers as to the financial-sector concentration and the public displays of the killings.
As far as there being others: A banker in his 70s dying at a retirement home in Arizona doesn't fit the pattern. Neither does a mortgage title CEO under investigation by authorities or a once employed public relations manager for a bank.
The public spectacle of these suicides is the key. They seem to have a desire to announce their demise, which experts say is a very different phenomena, but other than that they have nothing else.
The Spanish case above does not have police saying it was a suicide, so that makes it impossible to include.
It's a pity he wasn't handcuffed to lloyd blankfein and Jamie dimon when he jumped. I wonder how all this fits together though, do all these bankers know one another? did they all stumble upon the same information. Jim Willy has said it is all to do with the London Whale episode and that the sale of the j p morgan gold vault was to do with that as well, he said it was sold cheap to pay back the Chinese.
They are being "suicided" - in plain terms, eliminated
A lot of people have said this but what would the reason be?
Forgive me for being obtuse, but why are there no other questions being asked? How do we know for sure this is or isn't or foul play? How do we know (if these are really suicides) that there isn't a common catalyst underlying all these deaths? If so, how hard would it really be for a good investigator to uncover? Do all these suicides fit the psychological profile? Were any of them on anti-depressants? Were they being professionally counseled for depression? Any unusual behavior days or weeks before their deaths? Any statements from spouses, relatives, close friends, co-workers?Quote:
Posted by mgray
This merely scratches the surface at what one could ask to come to a better understanding of what's going on here. I'm equally baffled why there isn't more attention focused on these kinds of questions.
Another "suicide". It seems that working in the banking industry is detrimental to your health and these suicides have become a new occupational disease.
http://intellihub.com/jp-morgan-bank...h-banker-dead/
Could some mod (Paul?) merge all these recent threads? I bet that this won't be the last suspicious death.Quote:
JP Morgan attorney was killed after he was struck by a minivan while riding his bike, the 13th suspicious death to hit the industry since January
By John Vibes
COLUMBUS, OHIO (INTELLIHUB) — A high level JP Morgan bankruptcy attorney has been killed in an incident involving a man who has not been charged with a crime. The incident was initially reported as a hit and run, but days later the local police claimed that a suspect had immediately turned himself in.
JP Morgan lawyer Joseph Giampapa, age 56, was reportedly hit by a minivan and thrown 150 ft, he was later pronounced dead at the scene. Giampapa was biking north on Troy-Sidney Road, near Loy Road, outside of Piqua, in Ohio, just after 11 a.m. on Saturday, when the minivan struck him from behind, Miami County Deputy Todd Tennant said.
The alleged minivan driver, 78 year old Thomas G. Davis, was at fault, but charges haven’t been filed, Tennant said.
Originally this story was reported as a hit and run, but then days later news sources began reporting that the 78 year old man immediately called police after running him over.
“It wasn’t a blind turn,” said David Roderick, a fellow cyclist who was friends with Giampapa.
“It wasn’t on a hill,” Roderick said. “You could see riders for a very long distance.”
“Joe was an extremely accomplished cyclist a responsible cyclist and that’s what makes this tragedy so mind numbing,” said Jeff Stephens, another friend of Giampapa. “That road that Joe was on was flat. No trees. It was just wide open visibility.”
Mainstream media sources are only mentioning his close affiliation with JP Morgan in passing, giving it only a sentence or two of coverage. Meanwhile, they are dedicating paragraphs and entire articles to his involvement in cycling and windsurfing.
The fact that he was worked for JP Morgan was listed in:
His Obituary (under Chase)
His lawyer profile
JP Morgan outside counsel manual
Nice... the boys are back in town... time to deal... this must be what Fulford refers to as "jockeying for position" They will see how many of their own and their enemies they can kill, until they feel it is "more economical" to negotiate... business as usual.... so until then, keep counting...Quote:
Posted by indigopete