There have been a total of 15 deaths of high level bankers in the past few months with the recent death of Nicholas Valtz, a 39-year old managing director at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in New York, due to a ‘kiteboarding accident.’
Many of these deaths are ruled as suicides, although some are quite strange. Like Richard Talley, the 57-year-old founder of American Title Services in Centennial, Colorado, who somehow shot himself with a nail gun 8 times.
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This is no coincidence these bankers are being taken out. either they know to much or were getting to close to the truth of something.
Just maybe they are not accidents.. Has anyone ever shot themselves with a nail gun, dear God it hurts and this man did it eight times, I don’t think so. Someone else shot him eight times, period, amen.
Guess what there are 15 open case murders of bankers out there.
Maybe the government at work. The list is growing. m
WHAT?!?!
either more corruption is a foot, or God has decided he has had enough of these ceo’s enjoying their over inflated bonuses while at the same time they caused millions of people to lose thousands in the only investment they were able to make, their homes.
How many more …..before something is done ????
They realize that the banking investments are heading toward a serious downfall. The economic and financial woes have long been stated and it may not be too far off. If you can’t get to your bank accounts or use and ATM, then you may be stuck. Keep some cash out that can benefit you just in case. You might see your 401’s being downgraded and lose more than you did the last time in 2009. I hope it does not happen, but there is risk with all this government intrusions into our lives.
crab says:
“It was reported some time ago that these banks are taking out life insurance policies on these people. No mystery here… Their employees are worth far more dead than they are alive.”
From: http://www.truthandaction.org/banker-deaths-now-15-goldman-sachs-managing-director-found-dead/comment-page-9/#comment-754227
It was reported some time ago that these banks are taking out life insurance policies on these people. No mystery here… Their employees are worth far more dead than they are alive.