Posted on 04/22/2009 5:14:09 AM PDT by xtinct
The acting head of Freddie Mac, David Kellermann, has apparently committed suicide, Fairfax County Police tell WTOP. Fairfax County Police spokeswoman Mary Anne Jennings says Kellermann, 41, was found at his Hunter Mill Estates home Wednesday morning.
Jennings says police responded to the home after family members called police around 5 a.m.
"We were called from inside the house to come investigate an apparent suicide," Jennings says.
Because of legal ramifications, Jennings says she can't describe the nature of the suicide.
"We're not to give you details of the condition of the body, except to say it was an apparent suicide," Jennings says.
(Excerpt) Read more at wtopnews.com ...
Or he could have accidentally shot himself while trying to hang himself. With melting steel. We'll never know.
And there are hundreds around here whose life is unfulfilled without conspiracies.
Putting on my Columbo hat, perhaps the police are letting the murderers think that they believe it a suicide.
I think I will busy myself around the house until more information is available. I am starting to reference TV murder shows to explain things, which means I have drifted way into tin foil territory.
I think Kellerman figured he was going down and killed himself to protect his wife and kid financially. Now that he is dead, he can’t be prosecuted and convicted. Absent a conviction, his assets cannot be touched by the feds.
Ken Lay, of ENRON, had his conviction vacated when he died prior to exhausting appeals. His wife got to keep everything.
"Why? If he took one for the team as the poster suggested, that might help identify the team."
Irrelevant because he WAS on the team (donations or not). He was a policy agent for Barney Frank and the Obama administration. If he could not support the policies, he could have quit, or become a whistle-blower, kill himself, or sold his silence for a better position (I'm sure there were other options). He also could have some personal baggage that was about to come to light and chose the ultimate avoidance method.
Don’t forget the (Kinda’s Sarc) tag on the original post. The response was referring to the Godfather II allusion in a previous post.
It's starting to beat reality thesedays. ;)
I've never murdered anyone, so I wouldn't know, but do alleged suicides require these guys?
I don't think it's possible to get an executive position with Freddie or his ugly sister Fannie otherwise.
They will not release the details in case the autopsy and CSI investigations shows it was a homocide instead of a suicide. The investigation needs to be completed before they can release details.
The family is not entitled to Life Insurance $$ if it was a suicide, so they need to be thorough for the families sake.
Thing is, in this day and age and especially with these people in charge, there isn't much that is out of the realm of possibilities.
Whoa, I should have thought of that!
In most cases, they are entitled to life insurance proceeds if the policy was taken out at least two years prior to a suicide that results in death. Time period varies in different states.
The body count began long ago. It is perhaps as high as seven with Kellerman’s demise. We have a long thread here at FR which discusses in passing a few of the bodies piling up, including a couple of homosexuals in Wright’s church who were ‘connected’ to O bow ma.
Well, you are Miss Marple. ;)
Wonder how many more criminals will be revealed before this is over?
I don’t have much faith that we will ever know the truth with Obama’s cronies at the helm at DOJ. This is a democrat caused crisis and crime. Holder will do everything in his power to cover up their complicity.
Yes.
Does any body know where HILLARY was?
His Vienna home appears to have been moved into a trust account 12/08/2004.
Bush, McCain, etc. warned the democrat congress a number of times. They refused to listen. Barney Frank said F&F were sound investments up until the last minute.
Right now, Banks are still required, by law, to keep passing out more of these bogus loans. That's where the "loaning problem" is. Those with good jobs and good credit have lots of money available to them. It's just that the banks don't have the money for the Community Reinvestment Act loans (those that won't be paid back).
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