NWO executes another Maddoff associate, Rockefeller/Rothschild covering tracks

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Madoff Fund Operator De La Villehuchet Found Dead (Update1)
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aa_2yi6Cq_8A&refer=home
By Saijel Kishan and Katherine Burton

Dec. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Thierry Magon de La Villehuchet, who ran a fund that invested with Bernard Madoff, was found dead at his office today in an apparent suicide, according to a police officer at the scene.

De la Villehuchet, 65, was a co-founder and chief executive officer of Access International Advisors, according to a marketing document. Access, based in New York, invested $1.4 billion with Madoff, who was arrested on Dec. 11 for allegedly running a $50 billion Ponzi scheme.

Police were called to the Madison Avenue office about 7:30 a.m., said New York Police spokeswoman Doris Otero. She declined to provide a cause of death.

Before founding Access in 1994 with Patrick Littaye, de La Villehuchet was chairman and CEO of Credit Lyonnais Securities USA, the U.S. investment banking arm of the French bank, according to Access marketing documents. Prior to joining Credit Lyonnais in 1987, he ran Interfinance, an international broker firm specializing in French, Belgian and Italian stock markets that he founded in 1983.

Access’s LUXALPHA SICAV-American Selection invested solely with Madoff. Access said last week that it was working with lawyers to assess the situation.

Clients of Madoff had at least $36 billion with his firm, according to a Bloomberg tally that may include some double counting. Before his arrest, Madoff, 70, confessed to employees that his “giant Ponzi scheme” may have cost as much as $50 billion, according to an FBI complaint.

His misconduct may have stretched back to at least the 1970s, two people familiar with the government’s inquiry of Madoff said last week. Madoff is now under house arrest at his New York apartment.

To contact the reporters on this story: Saijel Kishan in New York at skishan@bloomberg.netKatherine Burton in New York at kburton@bloomberg.net
Last Updated: December 23, 2008 13:48 EST

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Access International Says Funds Invested With Madoff (Update1)
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aipTGtffZU1o&refer=home
By Saijel Kishan

Dec. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Access International Advisors LLC said some of its funds invested with Bernard Madoff, who was charged with perpetrating a $50 billion fraud on hedge funds and wealthy investors.

Access, a New York-based investment firm, said in a letter to clients yesterday that funds including LUXALPHA SICAV- American Selection invested with Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC and that it’s working with counsel to assess the situation. Access called Madoff’s arrest “a shocking development.”

The LUXALPHA SICAV fund had $1.4 billion in assets as of Nov. 17, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Investors in the fund include Rothschild & Cie Gestion, a unit of the Rothschild group, through its Elite fund.

Madoff, 70, confessed to employees this week that his investment company was “a giant Ponzi scheme” that cost clients $50 billion. Yesterday, a federal judge in New York ordered any remaining assets frozen while the FBI and other investigators try to determine what happened and where the money went.

To contact the reporters on this story: Saijel Kishan in New York at skishan@bloomberg.net
Last Updated: December 13, 2008 17:22 EST

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Hedge Fund Founder May Have Died Over Madoff
http://www.hedgefund.net/publicnews/default.aspx?story=9588
by Paula Schaap, Reporter , December 23, 2008

Bernie Madoff’s alleged Ponzi scheme may have claimed its first victim.

Rene-Thierry Magon de la Villehuchet, 65, who founded hedge fund Access International Advisors, was found dead Tuesday in the firm’s New York office, an apparent suicide, according to The New York Times. The French business newspaper La Tribune was credited with breaking the news.

A spokesman for the New York Police Department told HedgeFund.net that a white male, 65, had been found dead in the firm’s office on Madison Avenue at about 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday. The spokesman said that the cause of death was not confirmed pending the medical examiner’s report, which is standard procedure in New York City.

Access International managed a fund that it took over from UBS this year. The fund had about $1.4 billion invested in Madoff’s business.

No one answered the phone at Access International’s New York office when HedgeFund.net called.

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Reports: Hedge fund chief found dead; firm reportedly lost $1.4B
http://blogs.usatoday.com/ondeadline/2008/12/report-hedge-fu.html


The head of a hedge fund that had invested $1.4 billion with Bernard Madoff was found dead today at his office in New York, Bloomberg News reports. Thierry Magon de La Villehuchet, 65, ran Access International Advisors, according to the wire service.

The New York Times reports that the dead man, who appears to have been found inside AIA's offices, has yet to be identified. The Times and the Associated Press are quoting a report in the French press that says de la Villehuchet committed suicide. A spokeswoman for the medical examiner's office tells AP that they have not determined a cause of death.

Madoff, a money manager, is accused of running a huge Ponzi scheme.
Posted by Mike Carney at 01:46 PM/ET, December 23, 2008 in Money

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Hedge fund founder Thierry de la Villehuchet kills self after losing $1B in Madoff scandal
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/2008/12/23/2008-12-23_hedge_fund_founder_thierry_de_la_villehu.html
BY DAVE GOLDINER
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

Tuesday, December 23rd 2008, 1:45 PM

A hedge fund founder who was despondent over blowing more than $1 billion in the Bernie Madoff scandal killed himself Tuesday in his Manhattan office, police sources said.

Thierry de la Villehuchet, 65, a co-founder of French fund Access International, had invested an estimated $1.4 billion of clients funds with Madoff.

"(He) could not cope with the pressure following the outbreak of the scandal," a relative told a French business daily. "He took his own life, this morning, in his office in New York...

"This is a farewell from someone who had done nothing wrong."

Villehuchet's body was found in his 22nd floor office on the East Side around 7:30 a.m., cops said. It was not immediately clear how he killed himself.

Since the $50 billion Madoff scandal broke 10 days ago, the French fund manager had frantically tried to figure out how to recoup some of the lost cash, his family said.

Most investors will likely get little or nothing back from Madoff's firm.

Madoff, 70, was once one of the most trusted names on Wall St. and boasted years of uninterupted profits.

Wealthy individuals, including many pals from Long Island and Palm Beach country clubs, lined up to pour billions into his firm.

Madoff admitted the gains were all fictional and he used new investors' money to pay off older investors who wanted to pull out their money.

He is facing securities fraud charges and is under house arrest in his $7 million Park Ave. penthouse.

[Amd304912]

it seems like everyone to be at his trial is killing them self...

[Dig]

How amazing...Maddoff does not kill himself, but all of his "associates" do.

What are the odds?

What an amazing coincidence.

If you are a Maddoff associate and trying to cut a deal with the FBI/CIA... STOP!!!!!

They will kill you to protect themselves!

Go public ASAP, it is your only chance!

The FBI/CIA are in place to kill you, not to help you.  They work for the Federal Reserve, International Banking Cartel, Bilderberg and Rockefeller/Rothschild.  They no longer (at the highest levels, not the regular field guys) work for the people of the US.  Look what they did at Abu Graib, 9/11 emergency workers, Dan Wallace, etc.

Look into CoIntelPro, MK Ultra, the assassination of MLK, JFR, RFK, X, JFR Jr., etc.

WAKE UP!

[Revolt426]

This is getting insane, i mean it is possible he killed himself but unlikely. When you are gonna be put away for life and you're used to a multi million dollar salary suicide looks better....... But how many associated with this scumbag are going to die? LaRouche's site just reported that the SEC has been covering up madoff + many more scams for a decade.

[NWOSCUM]

Anybody have any new news on the "rumor" that all of the LOST Madeoff money is actually safe and secure in Israel waiting for it's owners when they flee the collapse of the USA?

[Amd304912]

This is getting insane, i mean it is possible he killed himself but unlikely. When you are gonna be put away for life and you're used to a multi million dollar salary suicide looks better....... But how many associated with this scumbag are going to die? LaRouche's site just reported that the SEC has been covering up madoff + many more scams for a decade.

it is sad, they cant keep suiciding out of it. its complete bs.

[Dig]

Maddoff is the next Milken.

All of the attention has to go to Maddoff.  He is playing his role as the devil very well.  As long as all the negative energy about the international bankers is pinned on Maddoff it is a win for NWO.

If one of the associates ties Maddoff to a money laundering scheme with Lehman/HSBC/Citi/etc. Then the house of cards comes down.

That is why their will likely be more bodies floating in the river.

These guys need to go public ASAP.

[Dig]

Fund manager tied to Madoff loss found dead: reports
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/fund-manager-tied-madoff-loss/story.aspx?guid=%7BE473F461-21F5-45CA-BDEB-6051A14CE882%7D
By Wallace Witkowski

Last update: 1:49 p.m. EST Dec. 23, 2008
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Thierry Magon de la Villehuchet, a fund manager who reportedly lost large sums in Bernard Madoff's alleged $50 billion Ponzi scheme, was found dead in a New York office building, according to media reports Tuesday. A New York City Medical Examiner spokeswoman told Reuters that de la Villehuchet, 65, was pronounced dead at 8 am Eastern, and that the cause of death was not known. He co-founded Access International Advisors LLC, which specializes in managing hedged and structured-investment portfolios.

[larsonstdoc]

  Sane, you are a great researcher.  Thank you.  Bob Chapman says there are many of these Maddoff schemers on Wall Street.  I believe him.  Bob said that Robert Rubin is one of them.

http://www.newsweek.com/id/171243

Rubin’s Detail Deficit
Obama's new team is heavy with Rubinistas, but nobody's perfect—even, it turns out, Rubin.
By Evan Thomas and Michael Hirsh | NEWSWEEK
Published Nov 29, 2008
From the magazine issue dated Dec 8, 2008

 
Robert Rubin has always been known for his calm steadiness—perfect, one might say, for the age of "No-Drama Obama." At cabinet meetings in the Clinton administration, after the jabbering and posturing in the room had died down, the president would turn to his Treasury secretary, who had been quietly listening, and ask, "Bob, what do you think?" Rubin would modestly tell the president what to do. Rubin's self-effacement was always a bit of shtick. Asked about, say, the German economy, he would throw up his hands, feign ignorance, and mention in passing that he had just spoken to the German finance minister. Unlike his partner, former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, Rubin was not a free market ideologue. But by the end of the 1990s, economic orthodoxy in the Democratic party was known as Rubinomics (a term Rubin himself would never use), meaning, roughly, a belief in free trade, fiscal restraint, and deregulation of financial markets. Pretty much everyone who really knew and understood the interaction of Washington and the marketplace had worked for Rubin. It is no wonder that so many of President-elect Obama's top economic players, including his Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and his chief economic adviser Larry Summers, are Rubin protégés.

It's all perfectly logical and explicable, except that Rubin arguably helped create the financial crisis that Obama now must fix. As Treasury secretary, Rubin pushed to allow banks to get into riskier businesses, and as a high-level official at Citigroup for the past nine years he and his colleagues at Citi have presided over the near collapse of an institution that will require a massive taxpayer bailout because it is too big to fail. Citi got $25 billion as part of the original bailout; last week it got an additional $20 billion, as well as a guarantee from the government to backstop losses it takes on $306 billion in bad assets.

"Everyone agrees we have to save Citi, so we're throwing hundreds of billions at it because it was so poorly managed, and yet there's Robert Rubin sitting right there in the middle of it and he's been looked to as a wise man," says Dean Baker, cofounder of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, a left-leaning think tank in Washington. "It's outrageous. We're turning to the same people who made this mess in the first place."

[Dig]

  Sane, you are a great researcher.  Thank you.  Bob Chapman says there are many of these Maddoff schemers on Wall Street.  I believe him.  Bob said that Robert Rubin is one of them.

http://www.newsweek.com/id/171243

Rubin’s Detail Deficit
Obama's new team is heavy with Rubinistas, but nobody's perfect—even, it turns out, Rubin.
By Evan Thomas and Michael Hirsh | NEWSWEEK
Published Nov 29, 2008
From the magazine issue dated Dec 8, 2008

 
Robert Rubin has always been known for his calm steadiness—perfect, one might say, for the age of "No-Drama Obama." At cabinet meetings in the Clinton administration, after the jabbering and posturing in the room had died down, the president would turn to his Treasury secretary, who had been quietly listening, and ask, "Bob, what do you think?" Rubin would modestly tell the president what to do. Rubin's self-effacement was always a bit of shtick. Asked about, say, the German economy, he would throw up his hands, feign ignorance, and mention in passing that he had just spoken to the German finance minister. Unlike his partner, former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, Rubin was not a free market ideologue. But by the end of the 1990s, economic orthodoxy in the Democratic party was known as Rubinomics (a term Rubin himself would never use), meaning, roughly, a belief in free trade, fiscal restraint, and deregulation of financial markets. Pretty much everyone who really knew and understood the interaction of Washington and the marketplace had worked for Rubin. It is no wonder that so many of President-elect Obama's top economic players, including his Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and his chief economic adviser Larry Summers, are Rubin protégés.

It's all perfectly logical and explicable, except that Rubin arguably helped create the financial crisis that Obama now must fix. As Treasury secretary, Rubin pushed to allow banks to get into riskier businesses, and as a high-level official at Citigroup for the past nine years he and his colleagues at Citi have presided over the near collapse of an institution that will require a massive taxpayer bailout because it is too big to fail. Citi got $25 billion as part of the original bailout; last week it got an additional $20 billion, as well as a guarantee from the government to backstop losses it takes on $306 billion in bad assets.

"Everyone agrees we have to save Citi, so we're throwing hundreds of billions at it because it was so poorly managed, and yet there's Robert Rubin sitting right there in the middle of it and he's been looked to as a wise man," says Dean Baker, cofounder of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, a left-leaning think tank in Washington. "It's outrageous. We're turning to the same people who made this mess in the first place."

They will not dare talk about Rubin, all the attention has to go to Maddoff and he is playing his role well.  They got him secure in his $7 Million Park Avenue Penthouse where he can divert all the attention from Rubin/Rockefeller/Rothschild until the anger dies down.  Just like Milken and Ken Lay.  Of course when Ken Lay got too paranoid they took care of him.  Maybe that is why they are not letting Maddoff roam around.

[DCUBED]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081223/ap_on_bi_ge/madoff_investor_suicide

Madoff investor found dead of possible suicide

NEW YORK – The founder of an investment fund that lost millions with Bernard Madoff was found dead Tuesday at his Madison Avenue office of a possible suicide, authorities said.

Authorities found Rene-Thierry Magon de la Villehuchet at 7:50 a.m. with no pulse at his office of Access International Advisors, located on Madison Avenue a couple of blocks from Rockefeller Center.

A French newspaper is reporting that the 65-year-old de la Villehuchet committed suicide. The New York medical examiner spokeswoman says it has not determined the cause of death yet.

Madoff is accused of running a $50 billion Ponzi scheme that wiped out investors around the world, with big funds like de la Villehuchet's being especially hard hit.

His $1.4 billion fund specializes in managing hedged and structured investment portfolios. Access International Advisors was jointly founded by Patrick Littaye and de la Villehuchet. The hedge fund reportedly used intermediaries with links to the cream of Europe's high society and jet set to garner clients.

The former chairman and CEO of Credit Lyonnais Securities USA, de la Villehuchet was known as a keen sailor who regularly participated in regattas.

[TahoeBlue]

Move along, Nothing to see here....

Rene-Thierry Magon de la Villehuchet, 65, was found sitting at his desk at about 8 a.m. with both wrists slashed, NYPD spokesman Paul Browne said. A box cutter was found on the floor along with a bottle of sleeping pills on his desk. No suicide note was found.
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20081224/D958ONM00.html

NYPD: Madoff investor commits suicide in office

Dec 23, 8:05 PM (ET)

By ADAM GOLDMAN and TOM HAYS
 
(AP) Members of the media stand outside 509 Madison Ave where Rene-Thierry Magon de la Villehuchet had...


NEW YORK (AP) - The founder of an investment fund that lost $1.4 billion with Bernard Madoff was discovered dead Tuesday after committing suicide at his Manhattan office, marking a grim turn in a scandal that has left investors around the world in financial ruin.

Rene-Thierry Magon de la Villehuchet, 65, was found sitting at his desk at about 8 a.m. with both wrists slashed, NYPD spokesman Paul Browne said. A box cutter was found on the floor along with a bottle of sleeping pills on his desk. No suicide note was found.

De la Villehuchet was one of several fund managers to be hit hard in Madoff's alleged $50 billion Ponzi scheme. Investment funds that lost big to Madoff are also facing backlash and investor lawsuits for not protecting their clients from the alleged fraud.

It is not immediately known what kind of scrutiny de la Villehuchet was facing over his Madoff losses through his Access International Advisors, located on Madison Avenue a couple blocks from Rockefeller Center.

But on Monday night, he told cleaning crews in his building that he wanted them out of his office by 7 p.m. because he was going to be working late.

Workers returned Tuesday morning and found the door locked. He was later discovered dead at his desk, with a garbage can placed near his body to apparently catch the blood, Browne said.

De la Villehuchet (pronounced veel-ou-SHAY) was a prominent investor who came from a long line of aristocratic Frenchmen, with the Magon part of his name referring to one of France's most powerful families.

The Magon name is even listed on the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, a world-famous monument that was commissioned by Napoleon in 1806.

His fund enlisted intermediaries with links to the cream of Europe's high society to garner clients. Among them was Philippe Junot, a French businessman and friend who is the former husband of Princess Caroline of Monaco, and Prince Michel of Yugoslavia.

De la Villehuchet, the former chairman and CEO of Credit Lyonnais Securities USA, was also known as a keen sailor who regularly participated in regattas and was a member of the New York Yacht Club.

He lived in an affluent suburb in Westchester County with his wife, Claudine. They have no children. There was no answer Tuesday at the family's two-story house.

"He's irreproachable," said Bill Rapavy, who was Access International's chief operating officer before founding his own firm in 2007.

De la Villehuchet's death came as swindled investors began looking for ways to possibly recoup their losses. A handful of lawsuits have already been filed, all claiming that the hedge funds failed to properly vet Madoff and overlooked some red flags that could have steered them away.

Guy Gurney, a British photographer living in Connecticut, was friends with de la Villehuchet. The two often sailed together and competed in a regatta in France in November.

"He was a very honorable man," Gurney said. "He was extraordinarily generous. He was an aristocrat but not a snob. He was a real person. When he was sailing, he was one of the boys."

The two were supposed to have dinner last Friday but Gurney called the day before to cancel because of the weather. But during the call, de la Villehuchet revealed he had been ensnared in Madoff scandal. "He sounded very subdued," Gurney said.

---

Associated Press Writers Rachel Beck and Joe Bel Bruno and the AP News Research Center in New York; Jim Fitzgerald in New Rochelle, N.Y.; and Joelle Diderich in Paris contributed to this report.

[Dig]

OMFG, a box cutter?

You gotta be fricking kidding me.  A box cutter?

Wow, the entire story of 9/11 is based on OBL mind control and 10 box cutters.

I guess they just figured they mine as well stick to what works.

In other news, the entire 60 hour terror attack in Mumbai was not done with MI6 machine guns, concussion grenades, MI6 control rooms...it was only a bunch of box cutters.

WAKE THE F UP, THEY ARE KILLING PEOPLE AND SAYING THEY COMMITTED SUICIDE...

DC Madam

Anthrax scientist

on and on and on

Just because the Master Mason M. Night Shamalamadingdong made a movie about everyone killing themselves does not mean it really happens!

[Anti_Illuminati]

OMFG, a box cutter?

You gotta be fricking kidding me.  A box cutter?

Wow, the entire story of 9/11 is based on OBL mind control and 10 box cutters.

I guess they just figured they mine as well stick to what works.

In other news, the entire 60 hour terror attack in Mumbai was not done with MI6 machine guns, concussion grenades, MI6 control rooms...it was only a bunch of box cutters.

WAKE THE F UP, THEY ARE KILLING PEOPLE AND SAYING THEY COMMITTED SUICIDE...

DC Madam

Anthrax scientist

on and on and on

Just because the Master Mason M. Night Shamalamadingdong made a movie about everyone killing themselves does not mean it really happens!

Lol, wow.  "Hey Alex, this one is for you--we're gonna use a box cutter, and toss in a bottle of sleeping pills for good measure just so you know it was us!"  Wow they LOVE throwing this crap in our faces, it's like saying "Not only can we kill you but we can leave unmistakable clues as to who did it and still not get caught, hahahahaha."  "Now you stupid sheep go back to watching Fox because is WAS suicide, just STFU while we get ready to make your pension fund SAFE."

[TheGoodFight1984]

Good lord, this is quite a forum sub-section. Seeing it like this puts it into context.

And Sane, I retract my skepticism about Schnor (from the other day) this is fo' real.

[Puff1]

Wow they LOVE throwing this crap in our faces, it's like saying "Not only can we kill you but we can leave unmistakable clues as to who did it and still not get caught, hahahahaha."  "Now you stupid sheep go back to watching Fox because is WAS suicide, just STFU while we get ready to make your pension fund SAFE."

Yes, and despite cases where overwhelming evidence is present, the evidence is ignored.   

Lawlessness - and that lawlessness sanctioned by the 'law.'  A sign of the times.  Like I always say over and over though, there is such a thing as 'divine justice' in the end.

[TahoeBlue]

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aeC.Rrn6kc24&refer=home
By Saijel Kishan and Katherine Burton
Dec. 24 (Bloomberg)
-- Liliane Bettencourt, the world’s wealthiest woman, entrusted part of her $22.9 billion fortune with Bernard Madoff through the fund manager found dead in New York yesterday, two people familiar with the matter said.
...

Suicide

New York police are working on the assumption that de La Villehuchet’s death was a suicide, Commissioner Raymond Kelly said yesterday. The fund manager was found “with his feet propped up on his desk, a trash pail nearby to collect blood,” and no sign of a second person, Kelly said in the interview.

He had cuts made by a box-cutter in the area of his biceps and his wrist, and pills were found nearby, Kelly said at a news conference. No suicide note was found. His body was found at his desk early yesterday morning by a security guard who had been called by an employee unable to enter the office, Kelly said.

An autopsy was conducted today, New York City Medical Examiner spokeswoman Ellen Borakove said in an interview. The results won’t be known until a toxicology report is returned next week, she said.

[Dig]

Good lord, this is quite a forum sub-section. Seeing it like this puts it into context.

And Sane, I retract my skepticism about Schnor (from the other day) this is fo' real.

The easiest way to see that it was a murder is if they report it was suicide within 24 hours.

No f**king high target (person of interest, person who could be a target, person who has important information, person who is connected to a current scandal) case can be done within 24 hours.  It is a total joke. They need toxicology, autopsy, fingerprint samples, fiber samples, phone records, crime scene investigating, testimonials, etc. etc.

Whenever they report it is a suicide within 24 hours and give you one or two clues as if that is all they need (box cutters, pills, rope, letter)...

IT IS TOTAL FRICKING BULLSHIT!

How many life insurance companies would stay in business (if there was suicide coverage of course) with such sloppy investigating?

[Amd304912]

he didnt have a letter so we know there was no premeditated act.

if he was gonna kill himself he had to go through the stages, so there is no evidence of the steps he took so by all means he forgot what time zone he was in and got back to schedule. or it was a sloppy job and whoever cut him and made him eat pills is still out there...

[Anti_Illuminati]

He had cuts made by a box-cutter in the area of his biceps and his wrist, and pills were found nearby, Kelly said at a news conference. No suicide note was found.

Cuts made in the area of his biceps?  Professional assassin.

I used to train in Filipino knife fighting martial arts and that was a key area to slash someone with a knife, I forget the physiological reasons as to exactly why, IIRC it had something to do with putting them into shock.  But the other thing is NO ONE who commits suicide CUTS THEIR BICEPS, because all the "suicide-prevention" stuff you saw in school only talked about slashing ones wrists or hanging, and pills.

The "no suicide note was found", plays out IMO like the opposite of the Palfry murder, where TWO suicide notes were found.  The pills IMO are a sick hearkening back to Palfry as far as the way a woman would statistically kill themselves, IMO left as a sick joke like saying :  "WE know you, who are watching out there knows that men don't typically commit suicide with pills, so were purposely leaving these pills on the scene to sub-consciously tell your gut feeling that it was Rothschild who did this."

[TahoeBlue]

So now there's a note to the brother?.... Didn't say "suicide note" , Maybe the note was written after he "killed himself"?

Maybe he knew too much as to where the lost money was.... (Israel? Switzerland?).

Ever see the movie/play "The Producers"?

Five easy steps:
1 Invest a x billion dollars,
2 Create a bubble , now it's worth 4 billion.
3 Take out the original billion's worth and send it offshore (hide it).
4 Burst Bubble.
5 Tell investors they've lost all there money.

http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=78067.0
nofakenews
 Madoff Investor’s Suicide Was an ‘Act of Honor,’ Brother Says
« on: January 03, 2009, 08:37:37 PM

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Jan. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Thierry Magon de La Villehuchet’s sense of honor led the descendent of French army officers and an ennobled shipping family to commit suicide after he put his friends and family in a “catastrophic” financial situation by investing with Bernard Madoff, his brother said.

Villehuchet, 65, chief executive officer of Access International Advisors, believed that he had lost all of the funds invested with Madoff’s eponymous investment firm, including the $1.4 billion LUXALPHA SICAV-American Selection managed by Access, Bertrand Magon de la Villehuchet said in an interview.

“For him, it was a positive act of honor,” said Bertrand, 74, who lives in Paris and received a note from his brother after Thierry’s death. “He brought his friends and clients, and a lot of them were his friends, to a catastrophic situation.”

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aZ1dnq3VWwOs&refer=worldwide

[The Last American]

Nothing shocks me anymore.

[SUPREMEMASTER]

OMFG, a box cutter?

You gotta be fricking kidding me.  A box cutter?

Wow, the entire story of 9/11 is based on OBL mind control and 10 box cutters.

I guess they just figured they mine as well stick to what works.

In other news, the entire 60 hour terror attack in Mumbai was not done with MI6 machine guns, concussion grenades, MI6 control rooms...it was only a bunch of box cutters.

WAKE THE F UP, THEY ARE KILLING PEOPLE AND SAYING THEY COMMITTED SUICIDE...

DC Madam

Anthrax scientist

on and on and on

Just because the Master Mason M. Night Shamalamadingdong made a movie about everyone killing themselves does not mean it really happens!

The more I think about it, the more pissed off I get.

The easiest way to see that it was a murder is if they report it was suicide within 24 hours.

No f**king high target (person of interest, person who could be a target, person who has important information, person who is connected to a current scandal) case can be done within 24 hours.  It is a total joke. They need toxicology, autopsy, fingerprint samples, fiber samples, phone records, crime scene investigating, testimonials, etc. etc.

Whenever they report it is a suicide within 24 hours and give you one or two clues as if that is all they need (box cutters, pills, rope, letter)...

IT IS TOTAL FRICKING BULLSHIT!

How many life insurance companies would stay in business (if there was suicide coverage of course) with such sloppy investigating?

Damned straight.