Was he pushed or did he jump? The global economic downturn claims yet another victim? David Kellermann, 41, the acting chief financial officer of United States of America mortgage company Freddie Mac was found dead today in the basement of his house in Washington DC area? Icheoku asks, did David take his life or was he pushed off the cliff by the global financial meltdown and why; after-all it is not only Freddie Mac that is going through the hurricane of problems?
The Police ruled out foul play, explaining that David, whose body was found dangling from a rope by his wife in their house basement, probably took his own life? This is similar to the explanation given when the late DC Madam was found dead in Florida recently, after being under boiler-plate pressure from her Washington DC patrons? Who knows what pressurized David to "take" his life?
According to David's former company's statement, "Freddie Mac knows of no connections between this terrible personal tragedy and the ongoing regulatory inquiries discussed in our SEC filings." Icheoku says, could Freddie Mac have spoken too early; otherwise why would such a high ranking official suddenly take his life, if not for some very damaging reason which he could not live with or bear anymore?
According to David's former company's statement, "Freddie Mac knows of no connections between this terrible personal tragedy and the ongoing regulatory inquiries discussed in our SEC filings." Icheoku says, could Freddie Mac have spoken too early; otherwise why would such a high ranking official suddenly take his life, if not for some very damaging reason which he could not live with or bear anymore?

The fact that Kellermann was an executive at Freddie Mac has to bring into question a variety of conspiracy theories
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