lawrocket 3 #1 April 22, 2009 He was only 41 years old. Details are sketchy but it appears that the Fairfax police believe it is suicide. Kellerman assumed the CFO position in 2008. I don't know if he was in some criminal legal trouble. But there has been some tremendous pressure on these execs. A human face. A young guy. My wife is hotter than your wife. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Amazon 7 #2 April 22, 2009 QuoteHe was only 41 years old. Details are sketchy but it appears that the Fairfax police believe it is suicide. Kellerman assumed the CFO position in 2008. I don't know if he was in some criminal legal trouble. But there has been some tremendous pressure on these execs. A human face. A young guy. I think a lot more top executives in this country who ripped off so many trillions of dollars.. would be well served to follow the honorable tradition of Seppuku Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
marks2065 0 #3 April 22, 2009 QuoteHe was only 41 years old. Details are sketchy but it appears that the Fairfax police believe it is suicide. Kellerman assumed the CFO position in 2008. I don't know if he was in some criminal legal trouble. But there has been some tremendous pressure on these execs. A human face. A young guy. QuoteI guess he took the advice of the congressman from Iowa Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BIGUN 1,318 #4 April 22, 2009 QuoteMr. Kellermann had been with Freddie Mac for 16 years, and reported to the chief executive, according to a profile on the company’s Web site. He was responsible for Freddie Mac’s financial reporting, capital oversight, and compliance with federal oversight requirements, and also oversaw the annual budgeting and financial planning. Before becoming chief financial officer, Mr. Kellermann had served as senior vice president, corporate controller and principal accounting officer. He was a graduate of the University of Michigan and a volunteer board member of the D.C. Coalition for the Homeless. Regulators with the Securities and Exchange Commission and Department of Justice have been interviewing Freddie Mac officials about possible accounting violations and other topics, the company disclosed in March. It is not known if Mr. Kellermann was one of those interviewed. The company recently disclosed in a public filing that in September it received a federal grand jury subpoena seeking documents concerning the company’s accounting, disclosure and corporate-governance practices. The investigation is being overseen by the United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia. Freddie Mac has said it is "cooperating fully in these matters." http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/23/business/23freddie.html?emNobody has time to listen; because they're desperately chasing the need of being heard. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BDashe 0 #5 April 22, 2009 Quote Quote He was only 41 years old. Details are sketchy but it appears that the Fairfax police believe it is suicide. Kellerman assumed the CFO position in 2008. I don't know if he was in some criminal legal trouble. But there has been some tremendous pressure on these execs. A human face. A young guy. I think a lot more top executives in this country who ripped off so many trillions of dollars.. would be well served to follow the honorable tradition of Seppuku Fair enough, then we'll have a little population control- everyone who borrowed more than they could afford should off themselves as well. We'll find out over the next few years if congrees, O, and the Senate fall into that category too...So there I was... Making friends and playing nice since 1983 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chuckakers 425 #6 April 22, 2009 Quote He was only 41 years old. Details are sketchy but it appears that the Fairfax police believe it is suicide. Suicide. Like Vince Foster.Chuck Akers D-10855 Houston, TX Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lawrocket 3 #7 April 23, 2009 Such lovely responses. My wife is hotter than your wife. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Rookie120 0 #8 April 23, 2009 Quote Such lovely responses. I was thinking the same thing. The same people who preach compassion and understanding are laughing at this. Such assholes!If you find yourself in a fair fight, your tactics suck! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Amazon 7 #9 April 23, 2009 Quote Quote Such lovely responses. I was thinking the same thing. The same people who preach compassion and understanding are laughing at this. Such assholes! Karma baby.... at least some of the assholes seem to have a conscience.....I like that about the japanese form of management.... that honor thing..... should be more important in our country. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Rookie120 0 #10 April 23, 2009 Quote Karma baby.... So you think suicide is funny and he deserved it? Thats nice! Did you think it was funny when one of our fellow friends on here snuffed himself out? Was that Karma baby! He must have had done something to drive himself to blowing his brains out.If you find yourself in a fair fight, your tactics suck! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Amazon 7 #11 April 23, 2009 Quote Quote Karma baby.... So you think suicide is funny and he deserved it? Thats nice! Did you think it was funny when one of our fellow friends on here snuffed himself out? Was that Karma baby! He must have had done something to drive himself to blowing his brains out. You should know better than...FAIL Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lawrocket 3 #12 April 23, 2009 Conscience? Tell that to his six year-old daughter. Justice? This guy was apointed CFO in September, 2008. Perhaps he was in on shady dealings - we don't know. Perhaps merely the stress of trying to right this ship in the midst of public hatred got to be too much. I don't have much respect for the guy. But I feel for his wife and especially his little girl. Try telling it to her face that he did the honorable thing. Go tell her it was karma for the evils of her dad. Did you tell Mujie it was karma when Rob did it? What about JP's twins? It's not about respect for the dead - their pain is over. Those they left behind? Their pain has just begun. My wife is hotter than your wife. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Amazon 7 #13 April 23, 2009 QuoteConscience? Tell that to his six year-old daughter. Justice? This guy was apointed CFO in September, 2008. Perhaps he was in on shady dealings - we don't know. Perhaps merely the stress of trying to right this ship in the midst of public hatred got to be too much. I don't have much respect for the guy. But I feel for his wife and especially his little girl. Try telling it to her face that he did the honorable thing. Go tell her it was karma for the evils of her dad. Did you tell Mujie it was karma when Rob did it? What about JP's twins? It's not about respect for the dead - their pain is over. Those they left behind? Their pain has just begun. It always is ever found someone who capped themselves???? I have.. it sucks even more... But seppeku should be a much more used option for the people who have been butt fucking americans by the millions. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lawrocket 3 #14 April 23, 2009 And the Americans who supplied the lube and dropped their pants, what abotu them? There are two foreclosed houses in my neigborhood. The assholes who couldn't afford it - and knew it - and dropped my property values? Yeah - blame the drug dealer for OD'ing on the good shit. It's not that the dealer is without fault. But the user is at LEAST as culpable. My wife is hotter than your wife. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BDashe 0 #15 April 23, 2009 you dont want to get into a pissing contest like this in these forums homie... listen to lawrocket on this one.So there I was... Making friends and playing nice since 1983 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Amazon 7 #16 April 23, 2009 Quoteyou dont want to get into a pissing contest like this in these forums homie... listen to lawrocket on this one. I have a VERY low tolerance for crooks.. even the white collar ones... who did such a great job of tanking our economy...... I suspect the good councillor does not harbor the same amount of disdain and loathing for all of the pond scum. I would venture that this one left behind a whole lot of loot that will molify the survivors. Probably far better than those who are left with nothing by the take from the little people to enrich themselves as law enforcement closes in on some of the theives who set this recession in motion. If they can't handle the heat in the kitchen.... then the pretty knives should get a good sharpening before use. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Rookie120 0 #17 April 23, 2009 QuoteIf they can't handle the heat in the kitchen.... then the pretty knives should get a good sharpening before use. And now you suggest more should commit suicide? WOW! That should cure everything in your view.If you find yourself in a fair fight, your tactics suck! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Amazon 7 #18 April 23, 2009 QuoteQuoteIf they can't handle the heat in the kitchen.... then the pretty knives should get a good sharpening before use. And now you suggest more should commit suicide? WOW! That should cure everything in your view. It would be a start.... just think of the tax savings. Maybe Madoff could lead the way Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lawrocket 3 #19 April 23, 2009 So all blame is to this guy. The white collar crooks are more culpable than the blue collar ones. I see. Every person going through foreclosure should simply suck on an exhaust pipe, right? The crooks who borrowed more than they could afford? My wife is hotter than your wife. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Amazon 7 #20 April 23, 2009 QuoteSo all blame is to this guy. The white collar crooks are more culpable than the blue collar ones. I see. Every person going through foreclosure should simply suck on an exhaust pipe, right? The crooks who borrowed more than they could afford? Follow the money.... apples to oranges councillor. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lawrocket 3 #21 April 23, 2009 I have. Banks--->borrowers Some borrowers--->banks. Other borrowers--->poof. Banks had no business lending to certain borrowers. Certain borrowers had no business borrowing from banks. It worked fine and executives got bonuses, real estate and loan brokers got commissions. People got houses. Big houses. Are these massive losses due to executive bonuses? No - unserviceable mortgage debt. 100,000 people defaulting on 100k each is much less nasty than an exec getting a million dollar bonus for making the loans. Did Madoff make off with the money of people who sought a safe investment (fuck no. They knew he was up to no good - they just thought he was insider trading.). I spray my gun of blame everywhere - myself included. Not just at white collar folks. My wife is hotter than your wife. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BDashe 0 #22 April 23, 2009 QuoteQuoteyou dont want to get into a pissing contest like this in these forums homie... listen to lawrocket on this one. I have a VERY low tolerance for crooks.. even the white collar ones... Clearly. Thankfully you're not the head of state, or anything of importance. May your moral soapbox be forever cloaked in a delusion of golden suds.So there I was... Making friends and playing nice since 1983 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
carmenc 0 #23 April 23, 2009 QuoteSo all blame is to this guy. The white collar crooks are more culpable than the blue collar ones. I see. ? White collar crooks generally make blue collar ones look like rank amateurs in the amount they steal - think Madoff, think Ken Lay. Not only that, white collar crooks usually get minimal sentences and sent to minimum security "country club" prisons. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lawrocket 3 #24 April 23, 2009 True. The blue collar crooks who took $400k to buy a house and didn't repay it didn't do anythong wrong. They just didn't pay it back. I have a hard time believing that the economy collapsed under the weight of executive bonuses. I have an easier time believing that the economy suffered as a result of failure of liquidity because of the grand scale of persons who failed to make the monthly strokes. As I said, the investment banks are not without fault. But the $2-4 trillion in defaults by the innocent borrowers probably has something substantial to do with it. My wife is hotter than your wife. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Amazon 7 #25 April 23, 2009 Quote Quote Quote you dont want to get into a pissing contest like this in these forums homie... listen to lawrocket on this one. I have a VERY low tolerance for crooks.. even the white collar ones... Clearly. Thankfully you're not the head of state, or anything of importance. May your moral soapbox be forever cloaked in a delusion of golden suds. DAYUM its a good thing you are a skydiver.... that is one mighty high horse that you are going to have to get off of some day. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
