Six People Died in a Fiery NY Train Crash Packed with 400 People… 3 Were Top Investment Bankers
Mac Slavo
February 13th, 2015
SHTFplan.com
http://bit.ly/1Dp8nco
Mac Slavo
February 13th, 2015
SHTFplan.com
http://bit.ly/1Dp8nco
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...a bizarre Hollywood-style train collision
with an SUV Mercedes sitting on the tracks leaves three more dead
bankers, along with a pharmaceutical researcher and a well-known art curator.
Though it was a terrible
accident, the vast majority of the estimated 400-700 passengers were
fortunately not injured. Only five passengers died, and all, it seems,
were noteworthy figures...
So, who were the unfortunate victims of this horrific crash?
Joseph Nadol, 42. Managing director at JPMorgan,
who joined the Manhattan-based bank in 2001. Institutional Investor
magazine in 2009 named him the best analyst covering the aerospace and
defense-electronics industries. Died Feb. 3 in the Metro-North Railroad
train accident.
Eric Vandercar, 53. Senior managing director in
institutional sales and trading and head of municipal funding at Mesirow
Financial, in New York. He had previously spent 27 years at Morgan
Stanley. Died Feb. 3 in the Metro-North Railroad train accident.
Aditya Tomar, 41. JPMorgan vice president of
technology supporting the bank’s asset-management division. Before
joining JPMorgan, he worked at Morgan Stanley, Sanford C. Bernstein
& Co. and Barclays Capital. Died Feb. 3 in the Metro-North Railroad
train accident.
Robert Dirks, 36. Scientist at D.E. Shaw
Research, which creates computer models of organic molecules for use in
drug development. A high school valedictorian, he received a Ph.D. in
chemistry from the California Institute of Technology. Died Feb. 3 in
the Metro-North Railroad train accident.
Walter Liedtke, 69. Oversaw the collection and
special exhibitions of European paintings at the Met Museum in Manhattan
for the past 35 years. He was an authority on the works of Johannes
Vermeer and Rembrandt. Died Feb. 3 in the Metro-North Railroad train
accident.
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