Freddie Mac CFO commits suicide

[Dude!]

"David Kellermann, acting chief financial officer of Freddie Mac, committed suicide in his Hunter Mill Estates home Wednesday morning."

http://www.wtopnews.com/?sid=1657033&nid=25


this is probably not a good sign

[epo]

41 years old and just in September he was named the acting CFO. This story sounds really bad.

I cannot begin to understand the pressure he was under.

[underdog]

I guess god needed a low interest minority loan.

[underdog]

41 years old and just in September he was named the acting CFO. This story sounds really bad.

I cannot begin to understand the pressure he was under.

It's like when the guy from Enron offed himself.

[A.J.]

The Kellermann home, which has two floors above ground and a three-car garage, sits on the corner of Raleigh Hill Road and Brittenford Drive in picturesque Hunter Mill Estates, a neighborhood of single-family homes outside of Vienna, just over the border from Reston. According to Fairfax County tax records, Kellermann's home is assessed at $898,440.

Yeah, poor him.

[ToiletCrusher]

So, I'm not going to get my mortgage any time soon?

[foodcourtdruide]

It's like when the guy from Enron offed himself.

I don't think that's a fair comparison. Wasn't the guy from Enron facing criminal charges?

[Freitag]

A House-related suicide?

Poor Kutner.

[boosterp]

When is the rest of AIG's team going to follow suit?

[Freitag]

I don't think that's a fair comparison. Wasn't the guy from Enron facing criminal charges?

Plus the damage from Enron was already done, and Enron was small, small potatoes compared to the housing meltdown.

What Enron did basically affected their employees. Freddie Mac affects a much bigger picture.

[Freitag]

When is the rest of AIG's team going to follow suit?

Easy. AIG's issues were from Financial Products bringing the rest of the company down. The majority of the people from Financial Products who caused this are no longer there.

[dino_electropolis]

http://startswithabang.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/simpsons_nelson_haha3.jpg

[boosterp]

Easy. AIG's issues were from Financial Products bringing the rest of the company down. The majority of the people from Financial Products who caused this are no longer there.

Without going all the way back to Henry Cisneros, let us stay current. AIG could of dampened the economic impact on the company if appropriate actions had been taken sooner in their Financial Products division.

[underdog]

I don't think that's a fair comparison. Wasn't the guy from Enron facing criminal charges?

I'm not sure. I knew he was sort of a large key in their investigation, but not sure if he was facing charges.

I think both guys just realized what they've done and couldn't deal with the guilt. Cheney reportedly called them both "pussies".

[Earlshog]

Plus the damage from Enron was already done, and Enron was small, small potatoes compared to the housing meltdown.

What Enron did basically affected their employees. Freddie Mac affects a much bigger picture.

Enron brought down Arthur Anderson which was one of the biggest accounting firms in the world, caused an energy crisis, led to the creation of Sarbanes - Oxley, exposed the fraud being perpetrated by Windstar, World Com, Tyco, etc. It effected a lot more people then just its employees.

[Zorro]

41 years old and just in September he was named the acting CFO. This story sounds really bad.

I cannot begin to understand the pressure he was under.

CIA? NSA? FBI? CBO? HUAC?

[underdog]

Plus the damage from Enron was already done, and Enron was small, small potatoes compared to the housing meltdown.

What Enron did basically affected their employees. Freddie Mac affects a much bigger picture.

This isn't close to correct.

[Freitag]

CIA? NSA? FBI? CBO? HUAC?

GVAC.

[Dude!]

not being suspicious
it didn't occur to me earlier

but what if this was NOT
a suicide

what if he knew too much?

[Tall_James]

not being suspicious
it didn't occur to me earlier

but what if this was NOT
a suicide

what if he knew too much?

Somewhere Vince Foster is saying "YES!!!!!"

[topless_mike]

either this wasnt a suicide, or he's trying to save his family / friends being audited.

i dunno.

dont really care.

feel bad for the family though.


besides.. doesnt death in a house bring down the home's value ?
he just caused a mini realestate meltdown.

[Gvac]

Yeah.

He killed himself.

SUUUUUUURE.

[Aggie]

Yeah.

He killed himself.

SUUUUUUURE.

Who even cares? He's over 40. He should be put down.

[JohnGacysCrawlSpace]

Brooks worked for Freddie Mac? I had no idea....

[LordJezo]

Doubt it was suicide.

There were reports of no suicide note found at the scene (somehow found one later?) and the autopsy is supposedly going to take weeks to determine what killed him.

He was taken out by those in power in order take attention away from the elite and protect them from people finding out the truth.

[TripleSkeet]

Doubt it was suicide.

There were reports of no suicide note found at the scene (somehow found one later?) and the autopsy is supposedly going to take weeks to determine what killed him.

He was taken out by those in power in order take attention away from the elite and protect them from people finding out the truth.

I hear these guys were seen at the scene....
http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/271/54366130.jpg (http://img24.imageshack.us/my.php?image=54366130.jpg)

[JohnGacysCrawlSpace]

Doubt it was suicide.


He hung himself.

[CurseoftheBambi]

He hung himself.


what's his cock has to do with this?

[Aggie]

He hung himself.

Right. So did John Locke.