JP Morgan Whistleblower Injured in Hit and Run Accident the Day After Testifying

reply to post by bredd77


Ahh, hit and run failed...next will be a senseless murder/mugging by junkies.

reply to post by Reading


Nobody is perfect, even pro hitmen/ladies.

He may have seen the car at the last second, and legged it a bit out of the way?

If they really want him dead though, he won't last long. Any number of ways to die.

Originally posted by badBERTHA

Originally posted by Ridhya

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London cops using helicopters and patrol cars chased the hit-and-run driver before nabbing that person, whose name has not been released by authorities.

Maguire and his wife were released from the hospital yesterday. London police would not comment on the accident investigation.

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Isn't it a bit of a coincidence that they happened to have a helicopter on the scene to chase the perp?

As mentioned above car 'accidents' happen in London all the time, the Big smoke is just that... Big... seems a bit strange don't you think?

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The met are suprisingly good at getting those choppers in the air quickly to catch twocs, i remember once when i was a kid with my next door neighbour we were lying down on top of a garage in the car park by our houses, next thing we know a car comes speeding round and parks in a space right by us, then shortly after a helicopter comes out of no where right above us and shines its light on us.


Pretty spooky at the time, but if you watch brit cops or some show like that you can see that it dont take long for them to get into the air

What usually happens is that people have "accidents" or "commit suicide" before giving testimony! Not much point if they've already said their bit UNLESS they're sending a message to others yet to appear. However, after-the-fact mysterious deaths have been known to happen.
Mysterious Deaths of 911 Witnesses

Even if the whistleblower does make it to the end of any case, he will never have a job again in any field of the financials.

If he does not get suicided, or other normal every day to day mugging, who will take the hit? The company? Or some low level management type, that will get 4 years in some cush white collar jail and a small fortune when released.

Sorry, the elite do not get the same treatment as you and I.

Case closed.

reply to post by harrytuttle


Couldn't happen to a nicer guy could it.

reply to post by endisnighe


Thats why ultra-capitalism needs to be replaced with either socialism or communism. Capitalism has been hijacked for over a century by the illuminati financial tycoons and these people are literally above the law.

Big, powerful private interests are holding the public sector(government and the people) hostage with tainted laws, paid-off judges, expert counsels and when all else fails hitmen.

They make the sicilian mafia look like boy scouts.

[edit on 30-3-2010 by EarthCitizen07]

Originally posted by endisnighe
Even if the whistleblower does make it to the end of any case, he will never have a job again in any field of the financials.

If he does not get suicided, or other normal every day to day mugging, who will take the hit? The company? Or some low level management type, that will get 4 years in some cush white collar jail and a small fortune when released.

Sorry, the elite do not get the same treatment as you and I.

Case closed.

Your spot on about that, the elite don't get the same treatment as we do.

In this case 'sticks ands stones, may break his bones' and his 'words might just hurt him..' Seeing as how they just hit the car twice, I'm sure this was just a scare tactic. These guys know what they're doing. If they wanted him dead, they would have hired professional hit men, or is that just in movies?