The chief financial officer of retail giant Bed Bath & Beyond threw himself out of the 18th floor window ... The 52-year-old, who is also the company's executive vice president, lept to his death ...
Suicide due to falsifying financials, and engaging in a Pump & Dump scheme.
According to the Daily Mail, Arnal was being sued for "allegedly inflating the Bed Bath & Beyond's stock price in a 'pump and dump' scheme."
Pump ... and DUMP ... like I said.
https://greatawakening.win/p/15JAqR8CPB/
The lawsuit was filed on August 23 and claims Arnal ... misled stockholders by saying the company's financial situation was better off than it was. Causing the shares to have artificially high prices.
The lawsuit alleges he then sold over 42,000 of his own shares for $1 million on August 16, right after he personally inflated the price and directly before the massive layoff announcement and quarter drop in overall value of the company. The scheme is called "pump and dump" as insider stock holders engineer circumstances to "pump" up the value of shares and then "dump" them before they inevitable plummet in value.
August 16 -- the exact TOP of the pump, selling right into the dump.
CFO's do not jump off buildings because they fire people and close stores. A lot of them seem to get off on doing that.
No, they take the swan dive because they are financially ruined, and everyone will find out what a crook they were.
Majority shareholder Ryan Cohen [Gamestop Chairman] is also named in the lawsuit. [i.e. Also involved in the BBBY Pump & Dump scheme]
Would not be surprised if this is the beginning of Mr. (((Cohen's))) troubles ... like I said here:
You know the MSM might not be pushing an agenda. Maybe we can trust them now?
Sometimes, a swan dive is just a swan dive ... especially when there is a devastating lawsuit alleging stock manipulation, which is obvious to anyone who looks.