Another financial services executive dies mysteriously

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Another financial services executive dies mysteriously. This time it’s 39-year-old Nicholas Valtz of Goldman Sachs, found floating off the coast of Long Island still attached to his kiteboard. These guys are dropping like flies – this is the 15th weird death in recent months.

J.P. Travis: Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1976 graduate of University of Michigan, father, grandfather, husband, founder and CEO of Travelyn Publishing (http://www.travelynpublishing.com/), and passionate anti-government believer in individual liberty.

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  • Bill Clinton had 43 suspicious deaths occur during his political career. I've never known of so many planes falling out of the skies, suicides, and suspicious murders from ANY president's aquaintances during the Clinton tenure. I read a book about this but I can't remember the name. I guess LITTLE accidents are bound to happen with billion $$ corperations too.

    • Didn't Ron Brown die in a plane crash with a bullet hole in his forehead? I guess he committed suicide to avoid the crash.

  • Lemme start off by noting that a LOT of the remarks over at the linky are extraordinarily vile and heartless.

    THAT said: so is this stretch of deaths really unusual, or just dots being connected for the first time? Has anyone checked news reports from years past to compare deaths of similarly-situated bankers? These are people from all over the world, in a population group that must certainly be in the millions, I couldn't even guess. Let's not start seeing faces in the clouds, remember when the Collaborationist Media "discovered" a plague of black churches being burnt.....

    • I hear what you're saying. Is this an unusual number of deaths or not given the population? It's a good question, no doubt. I'm not prepared to do an exhaustive statistical study but I can't help being amazed at the youth of many of the people who died, the unusual circumstances of the deaths (kite sailing? a nail gun? stepping in front of a train?), and the high level of the people. This guy pictured above wasn't just a guy at Goldman Sachs - he was a managing director. I highly doubt the population involved here is in the millions. It might not even reach into the thousands.

  • With 2.5 trillion dollars of US debt being held by China and Japan, someone may be preparing to dump their holdings on the world currency market which I believe would cause the value of the dollar to tank big time- creating all sorts of wonderful things like hyperinflation. The fiscal tsunami would take out a lot of the financial sector and someone will be made the scapegoat for allowing so much of our currency get into the wrong hands once we're made to experience what that can really mean. The pattern of financial services executives offing themselves- whether by design or by accident- is worrisome to me.

  • One problem for our country/world is that people that are only 39 (or younger) are running too big to fail companies.

  • Was someone getting ready to spill the beans on Yellen and the rest of the federal reserve?