Ohio Republican Rep. found Dead

Ohio Rep. found dead

no cause as of yet...
can anybody find out who this guy runs with or who is he opposed to?
What cookie jar was his hands in.

chop one head off, and two grow in it's place...

thanks for the link, should be interesting to follow.

Could this have something to do with Steve Fossett disappering, or perhaps Norman Hsu disappearinig?

found video... about a month ago. He is just asking for funding to teach people about buying houses... doesn't seem too big, still digging though.
YouTube link

Now this is interesting...

YouTube video link

Didn't Gonzalez just step down...

This may be a long stretch, but you never know.

This also in the news this morning, excerpted from the last paragraph of the link in the opening post of this thread.

The Associated Press reported that former Republican U.S. Representative Jennifer Dunn of Seattle died today after suffering a pulmonary embolism in her Virginia apartment, citing a statement from her family.

Gillmor dead in DC, Dunn in Virginia. Close proximity.

more on the death of Jennifer Dunn

Makeitso, could all of these deaths and disappearances be linked? It hardly seems possible, yet I don't believe in coincidences anymore.

Dunn also?

I'm no expert, and I've no personal knowledge about any of them, but there doesn't seem to be a connection, other than the unfortunate coincidence of timing.

Gillmor was a Republican, most recently working on a bill to put restrictions on mortgage lending institutions.

Reuters

The Frank/Gillmor bill also would expand the FDIC's authority to regulate ILC holding companies

The biggest ILC is owned by Merrill Lynch Bank USA, which is operated by Wall Street firm Merrill Lynch (MER.N: Quote, Profile, Research). Wal-Mart and Home Depot are among the commercial companies with ILC applications now in limbo.

Comptroller of the Currency John Dugan, an FDIC board member, said in January that if U.S. lawmakers failed to act within the one-year extended moratorium, he would resume reviews of ILC applications by commercial companies.

Forbes

Gillmor introduced a bill in July with eight other House members that would require mortgage lenders to be licensed and registered, and make them undergo training in ethics and federal lending law. It would also make it easier for borrowers to understand their mortgages, require subprime lenders to set up escrow payments for property taxes and homeowners insurance, and force them to consider whether a borrower will be able to repay the loan.

And this guy was found dead is swimming pool today......
today.reuters.com...

what is going on?