Vatic Note: I know you will forgive me if I say, "yeah, right". Just got back from the Bahamas from a vacation and jumped from his high priced condo. Only 29 and successful as hell and he commits suicide? I don't think so. So why are so many bankers making the zionist bankers mad??? Aaahaa, thats right, I almost forgot.
Those that will betray their country can never be trusted by anyone. And the bankers always kill traitors when they are done with them, since they know the traitors will betray them in a heartbeat, once the job is done. The Zionists must have learned that lesson over the thousands of years they have been trying to rule the world.
If they will betray their own country then there is nothing standing in the way for them to betray the khazars. I noticed that pattern a while back, but these continued deaths by the same method has convinced me this is what is really going on.
Another Bankster Takes The Leap Of No Faith From His Luxury Apartment....
http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=18336
An investment banker jumped to his death from the window of
his million-dollar apartment in the Financial District on Thursday,
sources and authorities said.
The 29-year-old man plunged from the 24th floor of the luxury Ocean
apartment building at 1 West St. at about 10:40 a.m. and landed on a
guardrail near the northbound Battery Park Underpass, narrowly missing a
black SUV.
The man’s body was mangled by the impact, leaving one of the vehicle’s passengers horrified, witnesses said.
“I went outside, and the woman in the car was screaming, ‘I didn’t
know where he came from!’ ” said Hans Peler, 48, a manager at the
building’s parking garage.
“It happened right in front of our guy who waves cars in with the flag. He was so shaken up, I told him to go home.”
The gruesome aftermath sent tourists on an open-air bus that was
stuck in traffic scrambling for their cellphones to snap pictures of the
body, said workers at the building.
“The head hit the railing . . . Half his head is on one side of the
railing, half on the other,” recalled Frank Rodriguez, 44, a handyman
who was working nearby. “It’s never worth this . . . Life is too
precious.”
Sources said the young banker had made several attempts to kill
himself earlier in the morning, including cutting his wrists, before
making the plunge.
The man — whom police did not immediately identify — was from a wealthy family in Westchester County, sources said.
He had apparently become very successful on his own.
He owned his apartment in the 36-story Ocean complex, which overlooks
The Battery and New York Harbor, and had just returned from a vacation
in the Bahamas, sources said.
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