Four Prominent Bankers Found Dead Within Six Days, All Ruled ‘Suicides’
M.B. David
Political Blind Spot
via The Daily Sheeple
2/4/2014
What’s going on? Top officials from JPMorgan Chase, Deutsche Bank, and the Federal Reserve have all turned up dead over the course of six days.
Each was ruled by coroners to have taken their own lives.
Former Federal Reserve economist Mike Dueker has made the fourth in a growing and bizarre list of dead international bankers. Dueker was just found dead at his home near Tacoma, Washington.
Dueker, 50, was a chief economist at Russell Investments. He had been missing since January 29th. Anonymous sources said that he had been having troubles at work, but no further details, nor sources were disclosed.
A week ago, on Sunday, William Broeksmit, 58, a former senior manager for Deutsche Bank, was found dead in his home as well. He was hanging from a rope, in what was ruled a suicide as well…
The article continues at The Daily Sheeple.
Related: Today: JPMorgan Employee Falls to Death From Building Roof in Hong Kong
…“A Chinese male in his thirties” was found in front of the building at about 1:55 p.m. yesterday, Lee Kwok Wing, senior manager for security and support services of building owner Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd., said at the scene. The building at 8 Connaught Road Central is 30 stories high, according to Hongkong Land’s website. JPMorgan occupies the top 10 floors…
Exposing what lies beneath the bodies of dead bankers and what lies ahead for us
…The missing and the dead: a timeline
The following is provided as a chronological list of those who have gone missing or been found dead under mysterious circumstances. It is important to note that this list consists of names of the most recent incidents. There are more that extend back through 2012 and beyond.
January 11, 2014
MISSING: David Bird, 55, long-time reporter for the Wall Street Journal working at the Dow Jones news room, went for a walk on Saturday, January 11, 2014, near his New Jersey home and disappeared without a trace. Mr. Bird was a reporter of the oil and commodity markets which happened to be under investigation by the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations for price manipulation…
Is the Obama Economic Crash Just Around the Corner?
Update: There Are a Few Interesting Details in This Recent George Soros Report
…the buyer of a “put option estimates that the underlying asset will drop below the exercise price before the expiration date.”
True, as a percentage of Soros’ total AUM, the “put” rose to a mere 11.1 percent of his notional holdings.
But considering the fact that Soros is the same man who famously “broke the bank of England,” and that he rarely makes an unprofitable investment, the sudden growth in his legacy position has caught the attention of a few analysts.
Is the 83-year-old market speculator “anticipating some major market downside?” Zero Hedge asks…
