Investment banker jumps to death from JP Morgan’s headquarters in Central

reply to post by dfens

Isn't jumping off buildings a very popular form of suicide in Asia?

True but from watching movies :-) I have seen ways you can force someone to go jump.

WOW, another one? This is getting real creepy, real fast.

Sounds about time to create a Dead Bankers forum so we can all keep tabs on all this.

Scary times ahead I feel. Makes my avatar a lot more relevant.

My my what a ride, it seems we are getting close hehe.

…isss there video of this guy getting pushed off a roof by any chance?

I doubt it. I am sure there is video of it (they say he jumped ya know). Of course these guys are offing themselves…

What to do when God abandons you?

"In God we Trust"

So one thing is there was 4 of the deaths in one week. These are out of order last one has no name who am I missing?

Dueker’s apparent suicide was the fourth among financial experts in a week.
1:
50-year-old Mike Dueker, who had worked for Russell Investment for five years, was found dead close to the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington State, says AP.

2:
A 58-year-old former senior executive at Deutsche Bank AG, William Broeksmit, was found dead on January 26 in his home after an apparent suicide in South Kensington in central London.

3:
The next day, January 27, Tata Motors managing director Karl Slym, 51, was found dead on the fourth floor of the Shangri-La hotel in Bangkok. Police said he could have committed suicide. Mr. Slym was staying on the 22nd floor with his wife, and was attending a board meeting in the Thai capital.

4:
Another tragic incident occurred on January 28, when a 39-year-old Gabriel Magee, a JP Morgan employee, died after falling from the roof of its European headquarters in London.

rt.com...

5:

Those who had high profile deaths, like the man who jumped from the top of the JP Morgan HQ building are highly publicized, but overall, very few details about any of these deaths have been made public.

Ryan Henry Crane, a 37 year old executive at JP Morgan is the 5th and most recent banker to die in an alleged suicide since January 26th.

intellihub.com...

6:

Shocked witness said the 33-year-old - believed to be a junior-level employee at the bank

reply to post by intrptr


I'm starting to wonder if someone is threatening these guys' families. It really does smack of Mafioso stuff, eh?

What really pisses me off is how the banksters AT FAULT are getting away with it!!

Too big to fail JAIL????
Please.

reply to post by Char-Lee


they should just create a daisy chain of bankers and launch them off the grand canyon.

reply to post by wildtimes

I'm starting to wonder if someone is threatening these guys' families. It really does smack of Mafioso stuff, eh?

I don't know enough about it to say if they are offing each other. Which I am sure they must do all the time. They call those "accidents" so we are never the wiser.

"Mafioso" style killings are shotguns to your head during dinner or when you are riding in your car, I thought.

To me the money game is the ultimate mafia like power pinnacle. Money is behind the power. Golden Rule and all…

Actual Mafioso's are a picnic compared to world dominance.

reply to post by intrptr

"Mafioso" style killings are shotguns to your head during dinner or when you are riding in your car, I thought.

To me the money game is the ultimate mafia like power pinnacle. Money is behind the power. Golden Rule and all…

Good point.

Maybe it's Dimon himself that is instigating these 'hits'. Maybe?

Slimebag. (Him, not you)

reply to post by wildtimes

Maybe it's Dimon himself that is instigating these 'hits'. Maybe?

Dimon…?

Oh, got it. Play on Demon, Diamond, Jerry… good one

Dunno… always thought the public face of evil was just a front.

reply to post by intrptr


lol!! No, I'm talking about the biggest wig in JPMorgan: Jamie Dimon.

Wrecked countless lives with unscrupulous policies.

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Krazysh0t
reply to post by ObjectZero

 

I think the count is at 6 with this guy.

According to Max Keiser it's over twenty.

www.maxkeiser.com...

reply to post by Char-Lee

who am I missing?

You're missing Talley - the title company exec who did himself in with a nail gun.

And there's also a WSJ reporter that's been missing since Jan. 11.

online.wsj.com...

reply to post by Char-Lee


He lost his mother at Christmas so I think that has a lot to do with it, but who knows.

reply to post by Char-Lee


Your missing the two from London at the start of the month. These were the first two bankers that started the count;

www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by Char-Lee


Found this pretty interesting.

The banker suicide wave that started in late January has now become an epidemic, and it seems to be focusing on one bank: JP Morgan. link

Going to have to go back and review what JPM has been getting into trouble over.

reply to post by Bassago

Going to have to go back and review what JPM has been getting into trouble over.

Corruption. Lots of corruption.
Gambling with people's lives/livelihoods and trust.

Sickening.

reply to post by wildtimes


This isn't just about corruption. I'm gonna review that link a few post above. I wonder what the average age is of these bankers.
Obviously JP morgan will be key in the upcoming meltdown.

Sorta like what happened in 08.

Bassago
reply to post by Char-Lee

 

Found this pretty interesting.

The banker suicide wave that started in late January has now become an epidemic, and it seems to be focusing on one bank: JP Morgan. link

Going to have to go back and review what JPM has been getting into trouble over.

edit on 795pm0505pm122014 by Bassago because: (no reason given)

From your link

Several policemen were seen on the roof but apparently failed to convince the man not to jump, one of the witnesses said.

What if the police were not helping but making sure he jumped. How hard is it to buy some police.

reply to post by MessageforAll

Obviously JP morgan will be key in the upcoming meltdown.

Sorta like what happened in 08.

And is still happening.
The rich got RICHER exponentially due to what happened in 2008.

And yeah, JPM is a major culprit.