Director at BNP bank in Belgium along with wife and nephew murdered by gunman

With the recent trend of mysterious banker deaths reaching now over a dozen individuals, we may be seeing another trend that involves not a conspiracy of cover-up, but instead, good old fashioned client rage.

On April 18, a Director at BNP Paribas-Fortis bank in Belgium was shot to death, along with his wife and a nephew, buy a gunman who planned the execution by waiting patiently in a car outside a local sports hall.

According to Marcel Neven, Mayor of Vise, nothing can yet explain what caused the violent shooting that rocked the neighborhood sports hall of his town this Friday, April 18, late at night. A man of 37 years, Benedict Philippens, bank manager Ans-Saint-Nicolas, was shot. A little 9 year old boy, living in Dolhain, was also killed. A lady, the wife of the man and the boy aunt and godmother, Carol Haid, 37 also died of his injuries on Saturday, in the morning. She was hit by three bullets inthe back, said a judicial source. – L’Venir

This now brings to date over 13 employees, CEO’s, Directors, Vice-Presidents, and internal staff of major banks within the U.S. and European sphere.  However, this killing is the second in a row potentially being tied to disgruntled clients, as the most recent one in Lichtenstein was found to have been the result of an argument with a foreign client.

Contrary to mainstream rhetoric over an economic ‘recovery’, the vast majority of citizens throughout the U.S. and Eurozone are worse off now than before they taxes were coerced intopaying for bank bailouts.  And as times get more desperate, especially in light of the fact that food and energy prices are beginning to rise rapidly due to monetary and price inflation, the potential for many more acts of desperation against the 1%ers will assuredly increase.  And like the civilian response to government intrusion last week in Nevada, people are now rising up to confront, and in some cases take the law into their own hands, to avenge those they perceive are responsible for their dire economic straits.

Kenneth Schortgen Jr is a writer for Secretsofthefed.com, Examiner.com, and hosts the popular web blog, The Daily Economist. Ken can also be heard Friday evenings giving a weekly economic report on the Angel Clark radio show.