Four bankers commit suicide in less than a week ( is the end near?)

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Financial world shaken by 4 bankers' apparent suicides in a week
Published time: February 03, 2014 12:16 
Edited time: February 04, 2014 09:00
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Mike Dueker (Still from YouTube video/Russell Investments)






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The apparent suicide death of the chief economist of a US investment house brings the number of financial workers who have died allegedly by their own hand to four in the last week.
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.
Local police say he could have jumped over a fence and fallen 15 meters to his death, and are treating the case as a suicide.
Dueker was reported missing by friends on January 29, and police had been searching for him.
A Sheriff’s spokesman said investigators learned that he was having problems at work but did not elaborate.
Jennifer Tice, a company spokeswoman declined to comment, however said, that Dueker was in good standing at Russell.
“We were deeply saddened to learn today of the death,” Tice said in an e-mail on Friday. “He made a valuable contributions that helped our clients and many of his fellow associates.”
Dueker joined Russell Investment in 2008. He wrote for Market Outlook financial services publications, forecasting the business cycle and the target federal funds rate. He is the creator and developer of a business cycle index that forecast economic performance published monthly on the Russell website.
He was previously an assistant vice president and research economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, and is ranked in the top 5 percent of published economists.
Over the past two decades he wrote dozens of research papers mostly on monetary policy, according to the bank’s website.
His most-cited paper was “Strengthening the case for the yield curve as a predictor of U.S. recessions,” published in 1997 while he was a researcher at the Federal Reserve.
“He was a valued colleague of mine during my entire tenure at the St. Louis Fed,” said William Poole, the bank's ex-president. “Everyone respected his professional skills and good sense.”
Dueker held an undergraduate degree in math from the University of Oregon, a master’s degree in economics from Northwestern University and a Ph.D. from the University of Washington.
Streak of bankers’ deaths
Dueker’s apparent suicide was the fourth among financial experts in a week.
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.
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.
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.


The offices of JP Morgan in the Canary Wharf district of London (Reuters/Simon Newman)

While creating fortunes, City and Wall Street jobs are notorious for extra-long working weeks and huge amounts of stress. In a move to ease the tension some of the world’s biggest lenders like Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and Credit Suisse have been telling junior staff to take more time off.
Some European countries like Belgium and the Netherlands have reduced the working week from 40 to 30 hours without damaging their economies, while in Germany an average worker puts in 35 hours a week and is the world’s fourth largest economy.






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Ironically, as the Regime has kept on insisting that the economy is entering a recovery, and while wall street bought into it, if you have a "trained eye" then what you see is the opposite. NOT a recovery but a train wreck of epic proportions. Indeed, most of the new data has been suggesting something is wrong, and they been spinning it away or making excuses for bad markers. But i PROMISE you, the financial sector is a disaster waiting to happen and the fact that bankers are mysteriously committing suicide like this, makes it seem like the party might be ending soon.

Of course ,, the end is coming. You just be ready. You've been warned.

Shit is crazy. This has systematic elimination written all over it. I don't believe in random coincidences. Especially when all of these individuals were,  in some way or another, related to the financial industry/ large central banks, and all suddenly "decided" to end their lives around the same time. 

For better reference, people should look into the highly suspicious Louise Boyer death incident that occurred in 1970's, as her story shares quite a few similarities with these most recent incidents. Boyer was the special assistant to one of the Rockerfeller's for over 30 years, and was assisting  (Nelson Rockerfeller if I'm not mistaken) as the Watergate "investigations" were wrapping up. Around that time, billions of dollars worth of gold suddenly went missing from the Fort Knox bullion despository (look it up), and allegations were made that the Rockerfeller's had a hand in that illegal operation.
 
Naturally, this stirred quite a bit of controversy and resulted in several high profile publications reporting that the Rockerfeller's had possibly been manipulating the Fed to sell off bullion gold at 'dime-store' value to undisclosed investors in Europe.

It was later determined that the source of those allegations was Louise Boyer, who divulged this information to investigators as an informant. 
Boyer died shortly thereafter when she allegedly decided to jump from a ten story high-rise building in New York.  (interesting, right?)

Remember, she was his personal assistant for over three decades. She was privy to boat loads of confidential information and likely witnessed a lot of things not known to the general public or even mainstream government at the time. 

Was she eliminated? Lots of people seem to think so, personally I think the circumstantial evidence speaks for itself. It's not up for debate in my eyes.....she was whacked for what she said and what she knew. She was a liability, just like the bankers/individuals in these recent curious deaths were.

These are wild, wild times we're living in and witnessing right now. Keep your eyes and ears open and stay vigilant, it doesn't take much effort to connect the dots now.

These are crazy times, and I think I heard a few more bankers have been found dead and one financial commentator has gone missing?

It's getting so Orwellian lately. The Regime insisting we're in the mist of an economic recovery while bad numbers keep coming out, the media blaming the cold weather for the numbers, even for bad home and car sales. Funny thing is, states like here in California where the weather has been very warm have bad numbers too, so they never explain how bad weather is fucking up Californias economy. On top of that, car sales have been going up and doing very well for the high end expensive cars like Mercedes and those types, but sales aren't doing so well for more affordable cars. This is evidence suggesting that the QE from the Fed reserve really is making the rich richer, and the rest of us poorer.

Gloom N Doom wrote:These are crazy times, and I think I heard a few more bankers have been found dead and one financial commentator has gone missing?

It's getting so Orwellian lately. The Regime insisting we're in the mist of an economic recovery while bad numbers keep coming out, the media blaming the cold weather for the numbers, even for bad home and car sales. Funny thing is, states like here in California where the weather has been very warm have bad numbers too, so they never explain how bad weather is fucking up Californias economy. On top of that, car sales have been going up and doing very well for the high end expensive cars like Mercedes and those types, but sales aren't doing so well for more affordable cars. This is evidence suggesting that the QE from the Fed reserve really is making the rich richer, and the rest of us poorer.

I think you're talking about David Bird, he's the reporter that went missing last month while he went out for his daily walk around the block. Bird was (is?) a reporter for the Wall Street Journal, he covers OPEC and worked for Dow Jones as well for 20+ years according to what I've read about him. He was in involved with 'top level' individuals. 


As for more alleged suicide cases, there's been more than just a few. It's now being reported by a few credible sources that as many as 20 deaths have occurred since beginning of the year with at least five of those being top level bankers.  

The latest incident occurred on Tuesday at the JP Morgan Hong Kong region headquarters....a forex trader allegedly jumped to his death.





http://www.silverdoctors.com/alert-at-least-20-bankers-now-dead/

While pretty much all of the rash of recent deaths are strange, some of them are just straight up odd. This one in particular, for example.



http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_25081462/under-investigation-american-title-ceo-dead-grisly-suicide

Oh yea that I heard about the nail gun thing. That shit is weird. 


All I know is that these scum politicians and central bankers are creating such a mess for us all, if only people knew just how badly they're being fucked with their insane policies.

Supposedly it's ip to 20 dead bankers?