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Another top banking executive allegedly commits suicide by killing his wife first and then himself. We do not know if that is a murder suicide or two of them were killed to keep him quiet and make it look like a suicide

Posted on | July 14, 2014 | 3 Comments

https://hereisthecity.com/en-gb/2014/07/10/banker-said-to-have-shot-wife-before-shooting-himself/ 

JPMorgan staff face up to yet another tragedy

  


 
Ian Bolland
3 days ago July 10, 2014

Sad to report.

A bank executive from London shot his wife dead before turning the gun on himself in a tragic murder-suicide , police said Thursday.

The London Evening Standard reports that father-of-three Julian Knott, 45, an executive director for JP Morgan, shot 47-year-old Alita repeatedly before taking his own life with the same weapon.

Knott worked in the City for almost 20 years before moving to the US after being made executive director of the bank�s global network centre in December 2012. He was found dead alongside his wife in their New Jersey home on Sunday.

Their tragic deaths are the latest to rock the bank after a number of recent deaths.

Gabriel Magee, 39, an IT VP at JP Morgan, fell to his death from the roof of the bank�s 33-storey office in Canary Wharf in January.

Less than a week later Ryan Crane, 37, died at his home in Stamford, Connecticut. Since 2005, Crane had been the executive director of global program trading at JPMorgan in New York.

Also in February a 33-year-old support staff employee at JP Morgan fell to his death from the top of the bank’s Asia headquarters in Hong Kong.

In March, Kenneth Bellando, who used to be an investment-banking analyst at JPMorgan in New York and was then working at Levy Capital Partners LLC, was found dead outside his apartment on Manhattan’s East Side after reportedly jumping from the sixth floor of the building.

Knott�s relatives in the UK said they were still waiting for information about the tragedy as initial police investigations ruled the deaths were the result of a murder-suicide.

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London bank executive who moved to US shot his wife dead before killing himself

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3 Responses to “Another top banking executive allegedly commits suicide by killing his wife first and then himself. We do not know if that is a murder suicide or two of them were killed to keep him quiet and make it look like a suicide”

  1. Elsie Ganzon
    July 14th, 2014 @ 11:23 am

    – – ORLY – –

    Given the reputation of this CHASE bank how does this even BEGIN to surprise anyone?

  2. Sandy Beach
    July 14th, 2014 @ 12:28 pm

    keep quiet about what?

  3. chris
    July 14th, 2014 @ 6:07 pm

    Please give us your theory(ies) on what is being covered up in this banking conspiracy. Thanks

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