They are preparing the world for One World Financial System. Financial leaders dying like flies – Why? At the end of this list of key financial leaders who’ve died untimely deaths since the beginning of 2014, a well-respected investigative reporter gives his slant on what it could mean to the rest of us. – The Editor January 26, 2014: TIM DICKENSON, communications director in the United Kingdom for Swiss Re AG, was found dead under undisclosed circumstances. January 26, 2014: WILLIAM BROEKSMIT, former senior manager for Deutsche Bank, was found hanging in his home from an apparent suicide. Deutsche Bank is under investigation for reportedly hiding $12 billion in losses during the financial crisis and for potentially rigging the foreign exchange markets. January 27, 2014: KARL SLYM, Managing director of Tata Motors was found dead on the fourth floor of the Shangri-La hotel in Bangkok. Police said he “could” have committed suicide. He was staying on the 22nd floor with his wife, and was attending a board meeting in the Thai capital. January 28, 2014: GABRIEL MAGEE, a Vice President at JPMorgan in London, plunged to his death from the roof of the 33-story European headquarters of JPMorgan in Canary Wharf. It’s important to note that JPMorgan, like Deutsche Bank, is under investigation for its potential involvement in rigging foreign exchange rates. JPMorgan is also reportedly under investigation by the same U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations for its alleged involvement in rigging the physical commodities markets in the U.S. and London. January 29, 2014: MIKE DUEKER, who had worked for Russell Investment for five years, was found dead close to the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington State. The company is under subpoena from the New York State regulators who are investigating “pay-to-play” schemes involving New York pension funds. Before joining Russell Investment, Dueker was an assistant vice president and research economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. He also served as editor or assistant editor for two financial publications. February 3, 2014: RYAN HENRY CRANE died from a yet determined cause pending a toxicology report. He was the executive director in JPMorgan’s Global Equities Group and had working ties with Gabriel Magee with JPMorgan in London who died a few days earlier. February 6, 2014: RICHARD TALLEY, founder and CEO of American Title Company, was found dead in the garage of his Colorado home. He reportedly died from seven or eight wounds from a nail gun fired into his torso and head. Talley and his company were under investigation by state insurance regulators at the time of his death. February 17, 2014: LI JUNJIE, an investment banker with JP Morgan jumped to his death from the roof of the bank’s headquarters in Hong Kong’s central business district. February 20, 2014: JAMES STUART, JR., former National Bank of Commerce CEO, died suddenly in Arizona with no explanation. February 26, 2014: AUTUMN REDTKE, an American who was the CEO of the Bitcoin Corporation First Meta, was found dead in her Singapore apartment. March 11, 2014: EDMUND REILLY, a trader at Midtown’s Vertical Group, jumped in front of a Long Island Railroad train. March 12, 2014: KENNETH BELLANDO, a JP Morgan investment banker, was found dead after reportedly jumping from the roof of his apartment. March 22, 2014: JOSEPH GIAMPAPA, a JP Morgan bankruptcy attorney, was killed when his bike was struck by a minivan. The killer allegedly confessed but no charges were filed. An inside slant on these deaths Douglas Hagmann, director of the Northeast Intelligence Network and CEO of Hagmann Investigative Services, has spent years doing private sector investigations for many Fortune 500 companies. Here is some of what he shared with News Watch about the recent deaths of so many financial leaders. I feel that this is one of the most important investigations I’ve ever done. If my findings are correct, each of us might soon experience a severe, if not crippling blow to our personal finances, the confiscation of any wealth some of us have been able to accumulate over our lifetimes, and the end of the financial world as we once knew it. The evidence to support my findings exists in the trail of dead bodies of financial executives across the globe and a missing Wall Street Journal Reporter who was working at the Dow Jones news room at the time of his disappearance. If the bodies were dots on a piece of paper, connecting them results in a sinister picture being drawn that involves global criminal activity in the financial world the likes of which is almost without precedent. It should serve as a warning that we are at the precipice of something so big, it will shake the financial world as we know it to its core. It seems to illustrate the complicity of big banks and governments, the intelligence community, and the media. . . . Based on my findings, these are not mere random, tragic cases of suicide, but of the methodical silencing of individuals who had the ability to expose financial fraud at the highest levels, and the complicity of certain governmental agencies and individuals who are engaged in the greatest theft of wealth the world has ever seen. . . . We are told by the media that the untimely deaths of these young men and men in their prime are either suicides or tragic accidents. We are told what to believe by the captured and controlled media, regardless of how unusual or unlikely the circumstances, or how implausible the explanation. Such are the hallmarks of high level criminality and the involvement of a certain U.S. intelligence agency intent on keeping the lid on money laundering on a global scale. . . .
Posted on: Wed, 06 Aug 2014 21:18:00 +0000
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