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WASHINGTON — David Kellermann, the acting chief financial officer of money-losing mortgage giant Freddie Mac was found dead at his home Wednesday morning in what police said was an apparent suicide. (Police won’t say if a suicide note was found, yet call it “an apparent suicide”)
Thierry Magon de La Villehuchet, a well-respected French investment fund manager who put at least $1.4 billion of his clients’ money — and perhaps much or all of his own wealth — in the hands of alleged Ponzi scheme operator Bernard Madoff, appears to have committed suicide in his Manhattan office, according to police officials. (This one cut his biceps open with a box cutter and didn’t bother to leave a suicide note)
Adolf Merckle, one of Germany’s wealthiest men, committed suicide after his family business empire began unraveling amid mounting debt, his family said Tuesday. (Spry 74 year old billionaire hurls himself in front of a speeding train)
I expect more suicides, that’s the sign it’s a real downturn.
If Wall Street was being Body Bombed, then, i’d feel a lot better about TARP.
Money and power together can be an evil combination. It is sad to see how many people base their lives off the amount of money they have (had).
[quote=CONCHO]WASHINGTON — David Kellermann, the acting chief financial officer of money-losing mortgage giant Freddie Mac was found dead at his home Wednesday morning in what police said was an apparent suicide. (Police won’t say if a suicide note was found, yet call it “an apparent suicide”) [/quote] It’s being called an apparent suicide because he was hanging from a rope. But I agree, there’s room for speculation.
