Deaths occur every day, and deaths of bankers must occur often as well. These recent deaths of bankers however, are happening far too often, mostly by suicide and by those who are fairly young.
In addition, these deaths have strange similarities and involve executives whose job descriptions are linked, and who at one time or another worked for the same institutions.
The latest death was that of Ryan Henry Crane. He had worked for JP Morgan and at the time of his death was an Executive Director in JPM’s Global Program Trading. He was doing similar business as some of the other bankers who have “died” lately.
No details of the cause of death have been released, and one report said that it would be six weeks before any information about his death would be made available. The others have been called suicides, and I expect nothing different in this case.
Crane was very successful and only 37 years old. He had a wife and son and was also survived by his parents.
There is more here than meets the eye in my opinion, and I will continue to monitor all details as to what might really be happening. It seems sinister to me, and given that JP Morgan and others are under investigation, and that the banking and monetary fraud now going on is rampant, what is the truth behind these multiple deaths of bankers in positions to understand the inner workings of these banking systems?