Attention to detail is lacking here. The 'banker' at JP Morgan wasn't a banker. Given the size of the banking/ finance industry, is the frequency of these 'unu

Attention to detail is lacking here. The 'banker' at JP Morgan wasn't a banker. Given the size of the banking/ finance industry, is the frequency of these 'unusual' deaths in line with what they might normally be expected to be? IIRC, the Foxconn deaths 'scandal' was misleading because the number of suicide-related deaths wasn't unexpected for a population the size of the workforce. A similar explanation for the France Telecom 'scandal' a few years ago, too. It has the feel to it of a conspiracy that is just gathering pace for sensational reporting. Seems legit: http://www.businessinsider.com/most-suicidal-occupations-2011-10?op=1 http://www.businessinsider.com/most-suicidal-occupations-201...