Lots of Dead Bankers

This is an interesting list of bankers and financial directors who have recently died.  The list comes from an article that is talking about the convergence of signs that may be pointing to the soon rapture of the church.

William Broeksmit (age 58) – former Deutsche Bank AG senior risk manager who apparently hung himself in his London home in South Kensington on 1/26/14.

Karl Slym (age 51) – Tata Motors managing executive director who was discovered dead on the fourth floor of the Shangri-La hotel in Bangkok on 1/27/14.

Gabriel Magee (age 39) – JP Morgan senior executive who died from an apparent suicide after jumping from the roof of the JP Morgan European headquarters in London’s Canary Wharf on 1/27/14.

Mike Dueker (age 50) – the chief economist for Russel Investments and former Federal Reserve bank economist who was found dead on the side of the road that leads to the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington state on 1/31/14.

Richard Talley (age 57) – the founder of American Title Services in Centennial, Colorado, who was ruled an apparent suicide after he allegedly shot himself 8 times in the head with a nail gun on 2/4/14.

Tim Dickenson – UK based Communications director at the Swiss Re AG who was found dead from undetermined causes on 1/20/14.

Ryan Henry Crane (age 37) – JP Morgan executive director who worked in New York was found dead from an apparent suicide in his Stamford, Connecticut , home on 2/3/14 .

Dennis Li Junjie (age 33) – Jumped from the roof of Chater House, which serves as the Asian headquarters of JP Morgan in Hong Kong, after having lunch on 2/19/14.He had told friends of his plans to return to Canada just days before his death.

James Stewart, Jr., the former CEO of the National Bank of Commerce who was found dead on the morning of 2/19/14 in Scottsdale, Arizona, with no details of his death given.

Peter Njuguna Mukuria (age 42), the deputy retail director at Family Bank’s headquarters, who was reportedly shot twice in the head and neck as he waited to collect a female friend from the Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology.

Autumn Radtke (age 28), the CEO of First Meta, a Singapore based digital currency exchange firm who was found dead on 2/28/14 outside her Singapore apartment. Her death has been ruled “unnatural” by police.

Edmund (Eddie) Reilly (age 47) – A Manhattan trader who worked for the firm, Vertical Group, who jumped in front of a Long Island Rail Road commuter train on 3/11/14 and was killed.
Jeffrey Corzine (age 31), the son of former head of Goldman Sachs and MF Global, as well as the former governor of New Jersey and a long time financier of Barack Obama, who was found dead in Mexico City of an apparent suicide.

Kenneth Bellando (age 28), an investment banker who worked at Levy Capital since January, who was found dead on the sidewalk outside his Manhattan East Side building on March 12 after allegedly jumping from the sixth-story roof.Bellando, a former investment bank analyst at JPMorgan, is the son of John Bellando, chief operating officer and chief financial officer at Condé Nast. His brother, John, a top chief investment officer with JPMorgan works on risk exposure valuations.

Joseph Giampapa (age 56). J.P. Morgan’s top commercial bankruptcy lawyer who was struck and killed by a minivan in a hit-and-run incident on 3/22/14 in Dubli, Miami while riding his bicycle. “Joe was an extremely accomplished cyclist a responsible cyclist and that’s what makes this tragedy so mind numbing,” said Jeff Stephens, a friend of Giampapa.“That road that Joe was on was flat. No trees. It was just wide open visibility.”

Of interest also is the January 11, 2014 disappearance of Wall Street Journal reporter, David Bird, who vanished while taking a walk. Mr. Bird was the oil markets reporter for the WSJ, according to aWall Street on Paradearticle dated February 3, 2014.

Here;  http://www.raptureready.com/soap2/worline12.html

Wow!  That sure seems like one big coincidence!  I wonder what could be going on?  Is Satan trying to cover up some tracks?  Did all these people have some sort of knowledge about something big that is going on in the financial world?

Just one other thing that makes you say, "Hmmmmm...?"