INFORMATION & OPINION ON RECENT SUICIDES PART 2

by **UNEEK** Wed Feb 19, 2014 10:56 pm

Another JP Morgan Banker Leaps to His Death!!! FEB 18

Here is a multiple gathering of articles from different sources - you can read or not - check it out or not - believe it or not - it is totally up to the reader to make their own decision and feel or not feel -- for whatever reason - it is not my place to judge anyone - Have a blessed evening - UNEEK In 2010 more people died from suicide than from motor vehicle crashes. The rate has risen most sharply for men in their 50s, who committed suicide at a nearly 50 percent higher rate in 2010 than they did in 1999. OK THIS IS INSANE NOW.. AND NO ONE IS NOTICING?? Yet another banker has committed suicide, with a JP Morgan forex trader leaping to his death from the top of the firm’s Chater House headquarters in Hong Kong. Eyewitnesses said that the man, who was in his 30′s, accessed the roof of the 30 story office tower and jumped, with police on the scene failing to talk him out of committing suicide. Chater House is JP Morgan’s main regional Asian office. “According to several JP Morgan employees, the man was a forex trader with the company,” reports the South China Morning Post, adding that his name was Li Junjie. The bank itself refused to confirm that the man was an employee. http://www.infowars.com/another-jp-morgan-banker-leaps-to-his-death/

Another JP Morgan Banker Leaps to His Death

Hong Kong man becomes 7th banker to die under mysterious circumstances

Paul Joseph Watson Infowars.com February 18,2014

Yet another banker has committed suicide, with a JP Morgan forex trader leaping to his death from the top of the firm’s Chater House headquarters in Hong Kong.

INFORMATION & OPINION ON RECENT SUICIDES PART 2 180214man

Image: Man pictured before his suicide (SCMP).

Over the past few weeks at least seven bankers have died under mysterious circumstances, including another JP Morgan senior manager who jumped off the top of a skyscraper in London last month.

Speculation is rife that the series of deaths are connected to some kind of looming financial crisis or a huge legal case targeting bankers for malfeasance, although no definite link has been established.

Eyewitnesses said that the man, who was in his 30′s, accessed the roof of the 30 story office tower and jumped, with police on the scene failing to talk him out of committing suicide. Chater House is JP Morgan’s main regional Asian office.

“According to several JP Morgan employees, the man was a forex trader with the company,” reports the South China Morning Post, adding that his name was Li Junjie. The bank itself refused to confirm that the man was an employee.

Junjie becomes the 7th banker to suddenly die in recent weeks. Questions as to whether the deaths are merely a coincidence or are linked to some as yet unknown factor continue to swirl.

- On January 26, former Deutsche Bank executive Broeksmit was found dead at his South Kensington home after police responded to reports of a man found hanging at a house. According to reports, Broeksmit had “close ties to co-chief executive Anshu Jain.”

- Gabriel Magee, a 39-year-old senior manager at JP Morgan’s European headquarters, jumped 500ft from the top of the bank’s headquarters in central London on January 27, landing on an adjacent 9 story roof.

- Mike Dueker, the chief economist at Russell Investments, fell down a 50 foot embankment in what police are describing as a suicide. He was reported missing on January 29 by friends, who said he had been “having problems at work.”

- Richard Talley, 57, founder of American Title Services in Centennial, Colorado, was also found dead earlier this month after apparentlyshooting himself with a nail gun.

- 37-year-old JP Morgan executive director Ryan Henry Crane died last week.

- Tim Dickenson, a U.K.-based communications director at Swiss Re AG, also died last month, although the circumstances surrounding his death are still unknown.

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This article was posted: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 at 6:26 am
Tags: economics, financial

DAME: Thursday, February 13, 2014 At Least 20 Dead Bankers! Celente & Alex Jones

According to this brand new video just released on the Gerald Celente YouTube channel with Alex Jones from Infowars,

AT LEAST 20 bankers have mysteriously died within the last several weeks!

While it has been reported that 5 TOP LEVEL bankers have been suicided, Alex’s research has found an entirely new slew of lower level bankers also ‘eliminated’.

{NO NAMES OR INFO GIVEN I AM SEARCHING}

This video shares more proof of an organized campaign to ‘eliminate’ those who could imprison the ‘criminal elite’ for their financial crimes against the rest of humanity.

Dead bankers can’t talk! Celente and Jones share more proof that the markets are rigged and that a MASSIVE cover-up is in progress.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXw-pC9cOkw&feature=player_embedded#t=0

I was up working on this research till weee hours in the morning -

I am not looking for doom & gloom but I do like to know why's about a lot of things that really do require more serious thought and even deserve such in light of the seriousness of the matter -- you know there were other suicides last year -- bet you did not know there were 30 employees at one firm between 08 and 09 that committed suicide -

I just felt an urge to gather some of this data and file away for a bit - I have only scratched the surface and do not know how much more or when I will add to this - sharing with you but of course you can discard -- It also makes me go hummm? What?????

To: IM UNEEK
Sent: Saturday, February 8, 2014 4:16 AM
Subject: CEO SUICIDES

http://www.housingwire.com/articles/28903-fourth-suicide-for-finance-executive-under-investigation

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Fourth suicide for finance executive under investigation
Police say victim shot himself seven or eight times with a nail gun
Trey Garrison February 8, 2014 1:08AM

This comes on the heels of three prominent bankers whose deaths have been ruled suicides since late January, and the disappearance of a Wall Street Journal oil markets reporter, as first reported by HousingWire.

CEO commits suicide by shooting himself with a nail gun while his company is under investigation

Richard Talley, 57, founder of American Title Services in Centennial, Colorado, was found dead in his home on Tuesday
Talley 'once claimed to be a member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic swimming team'. USA Swimming refuted this on Thursday

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2553964/CEO-commits-suicide-nail-gun-company-investigation.html#ixzz2siYKBFUb
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More details emerge about three bankers who died in six days
Some speculate missing WSJ reporter case shares circumstances

http://www.housingwire.com/articles/28897-more-details-emerge-about-three-bankers-who-died-in-six-days

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More details emerge about three bankers who died in six days
Some speculate missing WSJ reporter case shares circumstances
Trey Garrison February 7, 2014 4:02PM

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HousingWire first reported Feb. 1 that three prominent bankers were found dead in apparent suicides spanning the course of just six days.

Since then, details emerged about the work of the three that suggests at least a passing commonality – that is, the institutions they worked for were all connected to investigations in the United States or the United Kingdom for various types of fraud or misconduct.

Former Federal Reserve economist Mike Dueker, 50, was found dead in an apparent suicide near Tacoma, Washington on Jan. 31. Dueker was chief economist at Russell Investments.

On Jan. 26, William Broeksmit, 58, a former senior manager for Deutsche Bank, was found hanging in his home, also an apparent suicide.

On Jan. 28, Gabriel Magee, 39, vice president at JPMorgan Chase (JPM) London headquarters, apparently jumped to his death from a building in the Canary Wharf area.

Meanwhile, among those following developments in these deaths, there is chatter about the disappearance of another Wall Street regular, veteran Wall Street Journal oil commodities markets reporter David Bird, MISSING

The markets Bird covers are currently under investigation by the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations for physical commodities manipulation.

His family tells the New York Daily News that they are concerned his disappearance may be connected to his investigative coverage of OPEC.

Bird has been missing since Jan. 11. Bird told family he was going for a hike and left his New Jersey home without critical daily medication he takes. Five days after he disappeared, a credit card in his name was used in Mexico.

Third banker commits suicide this week
01 Feb 2014

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Magee, a 39-year-old senior manager at JP Morgan’s European headquarters, jumped 500ft from the top of the bank’s headquarters in central London on Tuesday, landing on an adjacent 9 story roof.

Last Sunday, former Deutsche Bank executive Broeksmit was found dead at his South Kensington home after police responded to reports of a man found hanging at a house.

According to reports, Broeksmit had “close ties to co-chief executive Anshu Jain.”

In addition, a U.K.-based communications director at Swiss Re AG also died last week but the cause of death has not been made public.

Banker suicides would be expected in the aftermath of a major stock market collapse, but the Dow Jones hit a record high just last month, although recent days have seen markets suffer heavy losses.

Some have speculated that the suicides could be related to a flurry of recent indications that some kind of major financial crash is approaching.

Earlier this week, Russian lender ‘My Bank’ banned all cash withdrawals until next week, while UK-based HSBC imposed capital controls on customers attempting to withdraw larger sums of money.

Are the spate of banker suicides merely a coincidence, or do they point to something rotten in the heart of the financial system which has yet to be revealed to the public?

http://www.hangthebankers.com/third-banker-commits-suicide-this-week/

OLDER STORIES OF SUICIDES AMONG THE VERY RICH IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD:

Didier Lombard, Ex-France Telecom CEO, Probed Over His Role In Wave Of Staff Suicides
Reuters | Posted: 07/05/2012 9:07 am Updated: 07/05/2012 9:07 am

Didier Lombard was head of the telecommunications company when it was engulfed in controversy linked to the suicides of more than 30 employees in 2008 and 2009, a decade after its privatisation.

http://www.ceo.com/tag/suicide/

CEO's suicide note confesses to 20-year fraud
Had been hospitalized after attempting suicide outside the company's headquarters

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/48177751/ns/business-stocks_and_economy/t/ceos-suicide-note-confesses--year-fraud/#.UvXuX-Jsvbo

Zurich Insurance chairman quits after CFO suicide
By Mark Thompson @MarkThompsonCNN August 30, 2013: 5:49 AM ET

LONDON (CNNMoney)
Josef Ackermann, one of Europe's best known bankers, resigned as chairman of Zurich Insurance Thursday, following the apparent suicide of the Swiss company's finance chief.

Pierre Wauthier, who had been CFO since October 2011, was found dead at his home in Switzerland Monday.

A preliminary forensic report and evidence found at the scene suggested he had committed suicide, according to a police report. No motive was given.

Wauthier had dual British and French citizenship, and had been with the firm since 1996.

Ackermann, who was CEO of Deutsche Bank (DB) for a decade, resigned from the insurer's board after little more than a year in the role, saying he was "deeply shocked" and hinted that Wauthier's family was linking his death to work issues.

"I have reasons to believe that the family is of the opinion that I should take my share of responsibility, as unfounded as any allegations might be," Ackermann said in a statement released by Zurich Insurance. (ZFSVF)

"To avoid any damage to Zurich's reputation, I have decided to resign from all my board functions with immediate effect."

Related: Bank of America intern dies in London

Wauthier's death is the second to rock Switzerland's corporate world in as many months. Carsten Schloter, CEO of Swisscom (SCMWY), was found dead in late July in a case police also assumed was suicide.

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07.23.13
Swisscom Head Schloter Dies in Rare CEO Suicide
The head of Switzerland’s largest telecommunications company was found dead at his home.

Authorities suspect it may be a rare case of self-inflicted death by a prominent CEO.

Carsten Schloter, chief executive officer of Swiss telecom giant Swisscom AG, was found dead in his Freiburg home Tuesday morning. A spokesman for the local police has said preliminary evidence points to suicide.

CEO suicides are rare, though it is not unheard of for abrupt downturns or unearthed scandals to trigger high-ranking executives’ taking of their own lives.

About a year ago, Peregrine Financial CEO Russell Wasendorf Sr. was found attempting to kill himself in his car.

He was rescued and later arrested. The firm had filed for bankruptcy and was scrambling to account for $200 million in missing customer funds.

In 2009, James McDonald, chief executive officer of investment management company Rockefeller & Co., died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Some sources cited the pressures of the job during financially troubled times.

Also in 2009, Beneficial Corp. CEO Finn Caspersen committed suicide following a New York Times report that he was suspected of evading millions in federal taxes through offshore accounts.

And in 2002, former Enron vice chairman Clifford Baxter shot himself in his BMW.

While Swisscom faces challenges, nobody would put it in the company of Enron. Swisscom is a power player in Swiss telecommunications. It employs 20,000 people and serves 6.3 million mobile customers.

To combat a slowing Swiss market, it acquired Italian provider Fastweb for 6.9 billion Swiss francs in 2010. Swisscom’s bundled offerings like the “Vivo Casa,” which offered TV, Internet, and telephone for one rate, helped to fuel growth.

Earlier this year, Schloter projected lower earnings in 2013 as the company invested in mobile phone and internet network infrastructure.

Last week, Weko, the Federal Competition Commission of Switzerland tasked with “monitoring dominant companies for signs of anti-competitive conduct,” launched an investigation of Swisscom pursuant to a 2009 complaint filed by rival Sunrise.

The rival alleged Swisscom abused its market position—the company has a 55 percent market share in broadband—in its broadband offerings for business clients.

Sunrise charged that Swisscom fixed Internet cable prices too high for telecom rivals to reasonably afford to use them. Swisscom has defended its business practices as in line with fair competition.

Telecom Italia was fined upward of $136 million by Italy’s Antitrust Authority in a similar case earlier this year, according to Reuters.

The penalty for violation of Swiss cartel laws can be up to 10 percent of a company’s Swiss-earned revenue for the prior three financial years.

That means that in the worst case scenario, the telecom giant could end up paying fines equal to about $3 billion, based on revenue estimates from the company’s annual reports.

In a May interview with a Swiss newspaper, Schloter cited the 24/7 data flow as a significant stress factor. “I find it increasingly difficult to unwind,” he said.

Though the suicide of high-profile executives is a rare tragedy, in America suicide rates among baby boomers are on the rise, according to the CDC.

{rare ????} not so anymore - in my (uneek) opinion

In 2010 more people died from suicide than from motor vehicle crashes.

The rate has risen most sharply for men in their 50s, who committed suicide at a nearly 50 percent higher rate in 2010 than they did in 1999.

Schloter, who was 49 years old, began his career at Mercedes-Benz before leaving for the German telephone services provider Debitel in 1992 and moving to Swisscom’s mobile division in 2000.

He was promoted to CEO in 2006 with the resignation of Jens Alder, who clashed with the Swiss government.

The Swiss government is a majority shareholder in Swisscom with a 56.77 percent stake. Urs Schaeppi, the head of Swisscom Switzerland and Corporate Business, will take over interim management of the company’s operations.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2013/07/23/swisscom-head-schloter-dies-in-rare-ceo-suicide.html

Metra CEO Phil Pagano Commits Suicide
Medical examiner won't confirm identity.
By Phil Rogers and Anthony Ponce | Friday, May 7, 2010

Source: http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/Police-Investigating-Possible-Suicide-of-Metra-CEO-93075769.html#ixzz2sii7R5J4

Embattled Metra CEO Phil Pagano committed suicide Friday morning, just hours before the agency's board was to meet to discuss his future.

Pagano stood on the tracks in unincorporated Crystal Lake for about five to 10 seconds before the train hit him at around 8 a.m., the train's conductor said, adding that he made eye contact with Pagano before the impact. There were 24 passengers aboard the train.

"The engineer made a statement to us that he simply saw a person standing in between the rails of the track, looking at the train," said McHenry County Sheriff Keith Nygren.

Nygren said Pagano left a note indicating his intentions, and reports said investigators found his wallet and a copy of Metra's guidlines on how to handle a stoppage due to a suicide.

Pagano was home alone prior to driving to the tracks. He drove himself to the location just west of Terra Cotta Road on Hillside Road, parked his car, then walked onto the tracks. His wife was out of the state but has been notified.

The Metra board abruptly canceled a meeting sceduled to discuss Pagano's future after he was implicated in a potential bonus scandal, and released a statement shortly afteward.

"It is with great sadness that we report the passing this am of Philip A. Pagano," the statement read. "Philip Pagano served this agency with distinction for many years. Today we shall remember the good work he achieved with our Board of Directors and the men and women of Metra.

He was dedicated to our passengers and he always considered the men and women of Metra his family and there is a tremendous sense of loss within the agency."

Board members were visibly shaken by the news.

"This is a sad day for Metra," said Jack Partelow, a Metra board member, when asked about reports.

Pagano was placed on administrative leave last week after it was discovered he took an unauthorized $56,000 bonus. The Cook County States Attorney's office said it had launched a criminal probe as well.

Pagano, who has run the agency for 20 years, is paid $269,625 to run the commuter rail service. But sources say he gave himself an extra $56,000 last year. Metra employees don't get bonuses, spokeswoman Judy Pardonnet said.

The Metra board hired a lawyer to investigate the alleged misappropriation. Senator Dick Durbin called for a federal investigation into the bonus.

Source: http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/Police-Investigating-Possible-Suicide-of-Metra-CEO-93075769.html#ixzz2sihxlKrL