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3. or as madokie said, perhaps connected to Holder's sweep.

Tue May 6, 2014, 06:38 AM

May 2014

somehow I doubt they had remorse over what they did but had problems with being in jail or their masters had problems with what they know.

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They'll be more too madokie May 2014 #1

But I do wonder if those who could sink higher ups are the ones malaise May 2014 #6

Me too. Enthusiast May 2014 #12

That's where my mind has been looking TBF May 2014 #15

Perhaps those people saw where the system is headed... MrScorpio May 2014 #2

or as madokie said, perhaps connected to Holder's sweep. Whisp May 2014 #3

"Holder's sweep"? Sweeping under the rug, I guess. Scuba May 2014 #5

jumping is probably not the most common way to suicide 2pooped2pop May 2014 #4

This is all conspiracy theory nonsense Godhumor May 2014 #7

Sure, people jump off buildings all the time - TBF May 2014 #16

There's no reason for American bankers to jump... nikto May 2014 #8

+1 L0oniX May 2014 #11

+2 Enthusiast May 2014 #13

first it was microbiologists now bankers... Javaman May 2014 #9

They'd rather kill themselves than be poor? L0oniX May 2014 #10

They would... Earth_First May 2014 #18

I'd like to see numbers on suicides in the food service industry Orrex May 2014 #14

Quite right... Earth_First May 2014 #19