An honorable banker?  One in a million.  The rest we’ll have to hound to their lairs and drag them, howling that they’re better than we, to the lamp-posts

If only a few thousand bankers and politicians would follow this brave gentleman’s lead.

Lets see….he worked for Freddie Mac for 15 years before he was promoted to CFO.  He, no doubt, made much money in that time and more than likely invested wisely so money should not have been a problem.  Also, he had to have been under much pressure working for FM so he was used to pressure even from the authorities.  Did he have depression——probably not.  Did he know too much——probably so.  Any further questions?

Oh, one more thing, in the nefarious world of human endeavors, hanging someone is considered a perfect crime though it usually takes, at a minimum, two trustworthy people.

Coming from the controlled media this means very little to me.This is how it is done people, all voices silent.

Less one more of the ‘best and brightest’, self administered it is believed. Was mentioned on msnbc that ““Federal prosecutors in Virginia have been investigating Freddie Mac’s business practices. But two U.S. law enforcement officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the Freddie Mac investigation, said Kellermann was neither a target nor a subject of the investigation…”“. And another ‘condition of anonymity’ source of ongoing investigation that reportedly did not include this guy. And neighbors describe him and his as ” called the family a “solid, salt-of-the-earth kind of family”, so why would he kill himself?

I read that he was found hanging from a rope… Could prove to be a suicide? Guess they should have given him a bigger bonus!