The banker suicide saga has just reached a new level as a top level JPMorgan attorney has been exterminated in a hit & run incident involving a minivan.
JPM attorney Joseph Giampapa was killed over the weekend when he was struck by a minivan in a hit and run incident. Giampapa was reportedly hit and thrown 150 ft and was pronounced dead at the scene. No charges have been filed.
It gets better: Giampapa was JPMorgan’s top commercial bankruptcy lawyer (SVP).
Somehow we suspect the incident was not by Accident. As There are Many Conflicting Reports.
The JP Morgan outside counsel manual, listing Giampapa as their Commercial Bank Bankruptcy SVP:
Commercial Bank Bankruptcy & Workout
Joseph Giampapa, SVP and Associate General Counsel
(614/248-6056)
http://www.jpmorganchase.com/corporate/Home/document/Annex_I_US_BasedGeneralCounselPracticeGroupsandManagers_7012013.pdf
Giampapa’s legal profile:
http://www.martindale.com/Joseph-A-Giampapa/1445173-lawyer.htm
JP Morgan attorney was killed after he was struck by a minivan while riding his bike, the 13th suspicious death to hit the industry since January
More on the “Accident” ?
Cyclist, 56, struck by minivan in Piqua
Originally this story was reported as a hit and run, but then days later news sources began reporting that the 78 year old man immediately called police after running him over.
“It wasn’t a blind turn,” said David Roderick, a fellow cyclist who was friends with Giampapa.
“It wasn’t on a hill,” Roderick said. “You could see riders for a very long distance.”
“Joe was an extremely accomplished cyclist a responsible cyclist and that’s what makes this tragedy so mind numbing,” said Jeff Stephens, another friend of Giampapa. “That road that Joe was on was flat. No trees. It was just wide open visibility.”
Mainstream media sources are only mentioning his close affiliation with JP Morgan in passing, giving it only a sentence or two of coverage. Meanwhile, they are dedicating paragraphs and entire articles to his involvement in cycling and windsurfing.
The fact that he was worked for JP Morgan was listed in:
Perhaps Giampapa had also uncovered too many secrets. This is Just the Beginning…Stay Tuned!