So let me get this straight, CNBC aired a massive 43 trillion money laundering scheme and the very next day, the person in charge of releasing the news found out his two kids got stabbed to death. Mmmm, nothing to see?
2316 2017-12-31 by Only2gendersNot2417
One day after CNBC aired a report of lawsuit, in which banksters and U.S. racketeering partners are being accused of laundering over $43 trillion, CNBC's senior vice president Kevin Krim's children were stabbed to death.
221 comments
1 LadyObstacle1 2017-12-31
Im glad that cnbc exposed this,maybe this will be the begining of something. I hope the people that killed the kids die in hell and all the people involved become expose and have a slowly death.
1 iamseano 2017-12-31
The nanny did it. The mother walked in on her, and she began stabbing herself with the knife she used.
1 Ballsdeepinreality 2017-12-31
Happens all the time.
1 Lucy-Sky-Diamondz 2017-12-31
Of course, the whole thing is sheer coincidence
1 redpilled_fgt 2017-12-31
Heh. If it it were my kids the nanny would have “stabbed themselves in the throat” about 34 times.
1 probfractured 2017-12-31
Source? The news reports say the mother didn't walk in until after all 3 were laying there bleeding out
1 iamseano 2017-12-31
The Manhattan nanny charged with killing two tiny siblings she was supposed to be protecting begged to be put out of her “misery” as she recovered in the hospital from slicing her own throat with a kitchen knife, a cop testified Thursday. Yoselyn Ortega, 55, repeated regrets about fatally stabbing little Lulu, 6, and Leo Krim, 2, in October 2012 before trying to kill herself in the family’s Upper West Side apartment, where she regularly cared for them, according to NYPD Officer Delilah Solis. Marina Krim, the mother Lulu and Leo arrived home to the horrifying scene of her dead children in their W. 75th St. apartment, with Ortega in the process of slicing her own throat with a kitchen knife. Krim and another daughter had been out at a swim class when her oldest and youngest children were killed.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/yoselyn-ortega-wanted-put-misery-article-1.3342696
1 russianbot01 2017-12-31
This happened in 2012, so I wouldn't hold my breath on anything happening 6 years later. :(
1 gotfondue 2017-12-31
Yeah it's been 6 years nothings going to happen.
1 Space__Stuff 2017-12-31
Sad but trueeee
Hope we're wrong. It's up to people like us to not let it go.
1 Burn_Kick 2017-12-31
Wow so sad
1 iamseano 2017-12-31
$43 trillion money laundering?
The gross world product was less than $100 trillion back then.
1 ragegenx 2017-12-31
Exactly
1 oneinfinitecreator 2017-12-31
it would be $43 Trillion over a period of time, probably a couple decades. Not all at once.
1 iamseano 2017-12-31
Or the story is fake.
1 Brother_Lou 2017-12-31
So are saying that you don’t believe that half of the worlds money could have been accumulated over decades, with no one ever saying a thing. You somehow doubt that audit findings, and unexplained revenue amounts, across the entire globe were hidden by millions of people?
Jeez, next you’re going to tell me that this is only clickbait.
1 SimpleCoalMiner 2017-12-31
Not half the world's money. Half the world's gdp for a year divided over decades. So that in itself doesn't fail the sniff test.
1 oneinfinitecreator 2017-12-31
It's not fake. Like the OP says, CNBC ran an entire vetted segment on it and the guy who did it had his kids killed by the nanny who couldn't give a motive or explain why she did it. It's some crazy stuff, but it's not fake. That's just willful ignorance.
1 ragegenx 2017-12-31
Do you know the time frame
1 oneinfinitecreator 2017-12-31
I don't... like others have said, the story was 'scrubbed', probably after the guys kids got stabbed.
1 Madhouse4568 2017-12-31
Which is why this is fake.
1 Cybernetic_Cyanide 2017-12-31
It wasn't even the next day though. They had them murdered that same night the article aired. I don't know why this is never brought up around here, it's a clear sign of "no concrete evidence, but common sense says connect the dots"
A good way to show the average person an example of a legit conspiracy. Most people I show this to are absolutely shocked.
1 CH192 2017-12-31
Anybody can connect the dots but who, in the media, is going to connect the dots? They don't want their children killed too. Trust me, the whole media knows Israel runs the world and everything but they also know it is literally suicide to expose the truth so they shut up and do their job.
1 russianbot01 2017-12-31
Plus the employees of the media are on the same team by design anyway...hence the CNN management meme..
1 throwawayman415 2017-12-31
No one in media is going to connect the dots when they know there families can be brutally murdered.
1 rmwe2 2017-12-31
Well except for that CNBC executive who family was already brutally murdered who still works in the media and has a revenge motive.
1 jay_howard 2017-12-31
I doubt he has much revenge left. After your kids get brutally murdered, a person probably falls into the abyss, psychologically speaking. Perhaps decades from now, a spark of acceptance may light that dark place, but I doubt it.
1 ManIsBornFree 2017-12-31
This is like saying, "louie's pizzaria runs the block".
No, friend. Certain countries are just front-organizations for large shadow-governments operating like organized crime. Israel is an Anglo-American/ashki-russian front. 'NK' is a Russian/Chinese front. Palestine is a Arab/Iranian front. Hezbollah an Iranian front. ISIS a Saudi/Israeli/Turkish front - using US capital.
Fronts serve as funnels for the world power projections. They are not 'in control' of anything more than those that own the majority capital that supports such entities. The 'brains' can do little without the 'lungs'
1 AngryD09 2017-12-31
Solid and to the point. Well said.
1 funknut 2017-12-31
Oh, you don't want to know what Louie's Pizzeria is running. Don't ask. Don't tell!
1 Schizzlol 2017-12-31
Riiight. Who do you think the richest person in the world is? No really. Google it. Bill Gates? Hahahahahah.
1 REEEEE_Monster 2017-12-31
We need to inform the UN immediately!!
1 soul_shakedown_party 2017-12-31
You mean the same UN that has issued over 77 resolutions for Israel's human rights abuses, and Israel has openly ignored for 70 years? The UN was created by Rockefeller and is powerless against Israel for some reason.
1 MR902100 2017-12-31
A couple of posts above this, someone wrote how sone countrys are shadow fronts for others. The UN is in that list of fronts as well.
1 funknut 2017-12-31
Connect the goddamned the dots!.
1 Kirel_Redhand 2017-12-31
it is not isreal
1 Schizzlol 2017-12-31
Oy vey!!! Stop being anti-semitic you bigot! Remember 6 million!
1 WindCriesnnary 2017-12-31
Shut the fuck up and go back to 4chan
1 twsmith 2017-12-31
No "article" ever "aired". The only thing that CNBC did was to post this press release from Spire Law Group on its web site. Here's a screenshot that somebody captured in 2012.
As part of an automated process, CNBC and other web sites ran the press release; for example, here on Dow Jones' Market Watch.
Nor was this the first press release. Back in April 2012, they ran this one which also was posted on marketwatch.com and yahoo.com, among others.
The lawsuit was initially filed in NY state court. It was then removed to Federal court in NY. The judge there denied class status and dismissed all the cases except for the first named plaintiff, Deborah Abeel, which he ordered transferred to the United States District Court for the Central District of California. (Source—PDF ) That case was withdrawn a couple of weeks later.
This case was designed to bilk the plaintiffs. Spire Law group got thousands of dollars from each of its clients without any reasonable chance of ever winning any award. Here's a blog post from April 2012 from someone who thought their earlier lawsuit (in state court) was great until she contacted them: "It seems they want $10,000 to $18,000 from anyone who wants to join the suit."
Back in 2012, a redditor collected some information here: http://pastehtml.com/view/cgi2dqpym.html
This lawsuit was started by Mitchell J. Stein, who is now disbarred and in prison. The California Attorney General took action against Stein and 3 other attorneys for scamming clients in September 2011, almost a year before the CNBC nanny murder. Mitchell J. Stein was convicted in 2013 on unrelated fraud charges and sentenced to 17 years in prison.
The children's alleged killer —the family's nanny— is still awaiting trial. There is no evidence that anyone else was involved in the deaths.
You wrote:
Hmmm, let's see what "dots" there are.
You're going to have to make up some incredible "dots" to connect point 5 to the others. Let's try.
All of this within 3½ hours! Seriously?
Are those the dots you were thinking of?
1 bacan_ 2017-12-31
Excellent work. This should be the top post
1 soopercereal40 2017-12-31
Could it perhaps be that gilded comment was from someone who is obligated to protect the powerful people implicated?
They killed this dudes kids over this story. You don't think they'll try to bury it on Internet forums?
They have he resources to do this. I say keep pushing this into the public sphere.
1 radaway1 2017-12-31
This comment might be from them too, take risk while reading. User might be compromised already, spreading false flags.
1 El_Guapo 2017-12-31
Dude.
There are rabbit holes, and there are super rabbit holes.
If you keep digging without analyzing what you’ve dug, how do you know that there even was a rabbit and it wasn’t your shovel the entire time?
1 a_dignified_username 2017-12-31
Could it just be that you guys have to turn EVERYTHING into a natshit insane conspiracy theory?
Folks like this are the reason Seth Rich's family can't get any peace. Or the reason the father of a child killed at Sandy Hook still gets calls from dipshits calling him a paid crisis actor whose son never even existed.
This is truly sickening.
1 MarloJenkins 2017-12-31
And this right here is why people shouldn't just read the titles of things and think "oooooo that sounds spooky." So much is assumed around here just by saying "hey this person we don't like knew this person that died. Definitely had something to do with it." Turns out life isn't a movie and bad shit happens all the time. Sometimes it's connected. Most of the time it's not.
1 PeanutNoose 2017-12-31
Oh yeah because a gilded comment with over 800 upvotes on a sub like this isn't suspicious at all.
What are they trying to cover up here?
1 Double_Muzio 2017-12-31
Uhhhh, given the comment responded to has shy of 600 at the moment... that's well within reason
1 rmwe2 2017-12-31
Why don't you tell us? Because that comment you find so suspicious lays out a pretty convincing case that this "story" is bs, probably concocted to pull in ad revenue from the same type of people who paid the Spire Law Group thousands to push the ridiculous $43 trillion lawsuit.
1 farleymfmarley 2017-12-31
The real conspiracy is always in the comments
1 DNiiice 2017-12-31
lol you guys are absolutely nuts
1 a_dignified_username 2017-12-31
Is everything that doesnt fit into your neat little idea of reality "suspicious"?
1 not_a_morning_person 2017-12-31
Aaaand there it is. I can't believe The Daily Sheeple of all publications would leave out information pertinent to the case.
1 CarolinaGreyWolf 2017-12-31
As if you could even find an "article" among all those ads ... :-(
1 SecondaryLawnWreckin 2017-12-31
Great job of critically thinking.
1 praytoyourgods 2017-12-31
Yep.. while strange what transpired, and while many of us use the term “banksters” (pretty fitting and cool term I might add), ANY serious law firm or law suit using the word banksters and or trillions of dollars, should either be instantly dismissed as a joke or scam, or at least looked at with strong skepticism. Random law firms don’t take on the “banksters” for their fiat money scam lol
1 stabfase 2017-12-31
A nanny accused of stabbing two children under her care in a Manhattan apartment confessed to the murders as she lay in a hospital bed on Halloween in 2012. Unable to speak because she was on a ventilator, she pointed at a chart to indicate yes and no to questions from investigators, a former assistant district attorney testified at a pretrial hearing on Tuesday.
“She admitted that she had killed the kids and that she had used at least two knives,” the former Manhattan prosecutor, Gregory B. LeDonne, said. “She indicated she was mad at the mom.”
A defense lawyer, Valerie Van Leer-Greenberg, has asked Justice Gregory Carro to throw out several statements made to the authorities by the nanny, Yoselyn Ortega, arguing that prosecutors ignored messages from a defense lawyer hired by her family that she not be interviewed without him present. Ms. Van Leer-Greenberg has also asserted Ms. Ortega was too sick and too impaired by drugs to waive her right to a lawyer, much less to answer questions truthfully.
So the system locked her up, declared her insane, pumped her so full of drugs that she couldn't speak. Then claims the nanny admitted to the crime by pointing in the direction of a written response.
Nanny is wheeled in on a bed with a ventilator.
1 WolfStanssonDDS 2017-12-31
Don’t leave the truth out. She’s trying to argue insanity and no rational motive. The mother is a witness to the murders and self inflicted stabbing.
1 florpydorpal 2017-12-31
"She then plunged a knife into her own neck".
Because that's what you'd do if you were trying to kill yourself in a murder suicide. It's the little details that give most people pause when they actually look into this. Of course there's a consistent version of events that doesn't involve clandestine hit men sent from shadowy kings of thieves in retribution for exposing them, but that version is interesting as well, and not entirely baseless.
1 WolfStanssonDDS 2017-12-31
Are you saying it’s uncommon for people to cut/stab their own neck?
1 florpydorpal 2017-12-31
No I'm saying it's uncommon for a person to stab their own neck. You added the "cut/" part to make it seem outrageous and therefore easier to deal with.
1 WolfStanssonDDS 2017-12-31
No man I wasn’t trying to make what you said look outrageous. I was just trying to clarify. In my experience self stabbing or cutting isn’t that far out of the norm. But, that’s anecdotal. I don’t know what the statistical breakdown would be, but I wouldn’t say that act makes this suspicious. It is something people do. I’ve seen the aftermath of it many times. (Also, I think cutting your own neck is more outrageous than stabbing. Imagine the will it takes to do that)
1 florpydorpal 2017-12-31
You keep lumping cutting and stabbing together to make it seem like I said that it was unusual for people to cut themselves.
1 WolfStanssonDDS 2017-12-31
Well, I’d say it’s more unusual for someone to commit suicide by cutting their neck. That’s the distinction I see. I alluded to it in my last comment
What is the difference to you?
Also, I don’t think it’s good foundation for a conspiracy. This seems like a very likely injury to me considering the situation. I should say it, though, I’m basing that statement off my experience. It is anecdotal.
1 florpydorpal 2017-12-31
The difference between cutting and stabbing? I think they're as different as cutting and stabbing. Your anecdotal evidence for why she would stab herself in the throat is because you've seen people who cut. I can't tell if you're being serious.
1 WolfStanssonDDS 2017-12-31
I think you might want to take a second and read what I’ve written again. It will be good for you to practice your reading comprehension.
1 florpydorpal 2017-12-31
So you meant that you know a lot of people who've stabbed themselves and are comparing them to the group of people who cut? Or... suggesting that they're in the same category? Or... that of all the people who've mutilated themselves, most stab themselves?
Ugh anyone who says this to anyone.
1 WolfStanssonDDS 2017-12-31
I wouldn’t say I know these people. It’s the work I do. Also, did you just miss this entire comment?
And, do you really think they don’t fit in a category (self inflicted neck wound by sharp tool)? Sure, there is a distinction but they’re in a broader category. Also, you never answered my question. What is the difference to you? Also, how does that difference relate to my broader point? And, in case you don’t know what the broader point is. Like I said before, it is that the injury sustained is not unusual considering the circumstance and not indicative of a conspiracy.
1 florpydorpal 2017-12-31
I don't think that self-harm ala cutting and stabbing yourself in the neck are anything alike. I think this whole exchange has been ridiculous.
1 WolfStanssonDDS 2017-12-31
Wait, you mean cutting like the kids with black hair who scratch their arms. I meant the term more literally. Like cutting/slitting. Cutting your neck to commit suicide. And, in my experience, it is not unusual for people to attempt suicide this way. To stab themselves in the neck, or slice/cut it open. Who cares, it’s interchangeable to me. The point is that lady stabbing herself in the neck does not, to me, indicate a conspiracy. People do that. They stab themselves in the neck.
1 florpydorpal 2017-12-31
Ridiculous.
1 WolfStanssonDDS 2017-12-31
Why tho?
1 florpydorpal 2017-12-31
It's ridiculous that you think that stabbing and cutting are literally, by your own words, interchangeable. It's ridiculous how you've been weirdly forcing the comparison between them in an attempt to downplay the argument you are pretending to deal with. It's ridiculous how you pick and choose little snippets to reply to, but never the spirit of the comment, just little angles that you think you can use. It's ridiculous that we're having this conversation when the original point that I made was that a person is unlikely to stab themselves in the neck to kill themselves. This is all ridiculous.
1 WolfStanssonDDS 2017-12-31
The point I have made over and over, and I’m glad you finally touched on it, is that people are not unlikely to stab themselves in the neck to kill them self. They do exactly that. I know this because of my experiences in the work I do. I have seen it. Or, I have seen the aftermath of it.
Also, a stab is a type of cut.
And, also, it is very fresh that you accuse me of picking and choosing. I’m not the one obfuscating by choosing to highlight semantics here.
And, and also, if we’re going to get stuck on semantics now (which I assume you will). What is your definition of cutting?
This will be nice to read your reply when you completely ignore the first paragraph.
1 florpydorpal 2017-12-31
No, a stab is a stab and a cut is a cut. There are names for the different types of wounds they cause. This is why I say you're ridiculous.
1 WolfStanssonDDS 2017-12-31
Lol
1 florpydorpal 2017-12-31
person writes in statements that change the course of an argument and mentions them in an offhand way that requires tacit agreement
other person doesn't allow it; keeps drawing attention to weaseling
"You're just ignoring me! :(((("
1 WolfStanssonDDS 2017-12-31
Why do you keep ignoring this?
1 florpydorpal 2017-12-31
Because I work in the department above yours and we see way way more cases where a person will slit their wrists is they choose a knife to kill themselves, and we, in the department above yours, only see 1 stabbing per 100 neck cuts, and that's even if we get people who've slit their throat at all, so my anecdotes, which override statistics of course because naturally, are better than your anecdotes, and we won't ever even have to go into those dry, boring statistics at all.
1 WolfStanssonDDS 2017-12-31
What?? You are going to have to explain that one, champ. I mean, the whole thing. It doesn’t make sense. It is nonsensical.
Grammar aside, what is this imaginary department? And, is the chosen method (that you see in your department lol) to cut their wrists when found by a Mother after killing her children? Is it entirely unlikely that she stabbed herself in the throat (even though we’ve seen cases of this in our departments.. lol)? Could this have been an exigent circumstance that caused an impulsive/grandiose act of self mutilation (that we’ve seen in the past in our departments 😂)?
1 MuuaadDib 2017-12-31
And this is where people say you are a plant. Every time a former friend of mine would bring me BS political conspiracies I would show him now look here, then he would freak out I was getting my news from authoritarian sources.... Because i wasn't blindly accepting this guys BS, I was the problem. Nice work, keep up the good fight, there is things out there but we have to debunk these fools errands.
1 WindCriesnnary 2017-12-31
500-600 upvotes? Seems strange for a thread like this. This sub doesn't get many comments over 100 upvotes.
1 MuuaadDib 2017-12-31
Trump vs Trump will have many lurkers who say meh and move on, then you get an especially grieves hypocritical tweet and it blows up. It is just the way things are on Reddit most lurkers lurk.
1 octodo 2017-12-31
I think it's weird that a stupid article with a shit source has 1500 upvotes and so many people in this sub are attacking a comment that debunks the article.
1 Girlforgeeks 2017-12-31
Oh bc we know what propaganda looks like. That nanny will be acquitted.
1 WindCriesnnary 2017-12-31
It just seems very out of place and inorganic
1 Girlforgeeks 2017-12-31
Yep.
1 a_dignified_username 2017-12-31
And luckily, we know what unchecked Schizophrenia looks like.
Also; no she won't. That's just stupid.
1 Girlforgeeks 2017-12-31
Let's make a bet friend. That nanny will be acquitted for certain bc she did The bidding of somebody rich.
1 a_dignified_username 2017-12-31
I feel like encouraging this kind of stuff would just be wrong.
1 Girlforgeeks 2017-12-31
Nah you don't want to lose.
1 a_dignified_username 2017-12-31
Ok.
1 ironykarl 2017-12-31
It's a clickbait headline. I know that's the only reason I'm in this thread.
1 shanko 2017-12-31
Many of us normal non-T_D users still lurk here and are sick of posts like yours tbh .
1 RomulanHaze 2017-12-31
This insane post has hit /r/All because it is insane. You’re going to see a little extra activity in your sub while people wander in here to check out the sideshow.
1 stopmakigsense 2017-12-31
stop making sense
1 lolheadshot 2017-12-31
You seem oddly familiar with the details of this matter.
1 octodo 2017-12-31
Check his bank account, I bet he has 43 trillion dollars hidden somewhere.
1 lolheadshot 2017-12-31
I love seeing gilded comments on this sub. The ultimate bullshit alarm.
1 rmwe2 2017-12-31
Its pretty easy then to spend $3 or whatever to discredit a comment. How much clicks and ad revenue do you think that gilded comment will cost thedailysheeple? Probably more than $3, making a gilding a pretty easy countermeasure to help retain some more of their most ardent readership.
1 KingNoah0405 2017-12-31
Sounds like you’re grasping at random shit to discredit people you find suspicious. That’s stupid
1 lolheadshot 2017-12-31
It’s very unusual for gold to be given in this sub. Just a few years ago it was well known not to give gold in this sub.
So when I see a comment on a Sunday, first thing in the morning with gold, about a very controversial topic it raises suspicions.
1 KingNoah0405 2017-12-31
What suspicions does it raise? I’m not getting those same feelings because the dude posted links to the information, you can verify it yourself.
1 lolheadshot 2017-12-31
Another user is already engaged with you and your friends, I'll pass on this one.
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/7n5xwg/so_let_me_get_this_straight_cnbc_aired_a_massive/drzunqk/
1 KingNoah0405 2017-12-31
Your friends?” You might be mistaking paranoia for skepticism if you think I’m in cahoots with people because I asked you some questions.
1 lolheadshot 2017-12-31
You have a history of trolling racial threads and baiting people on race issues. To continue talking with you would be foolish and worthless. Happy new year.
1 KingNoah0405 2017-12-31
And you seem intent on finding reasons to discredit people from having meaningful conversations with you. Enjoy your bubble.
1 lolheadshot 2017-12-31
Questioning motives is healthy. Spreading propaganda and lies is degenerate.
1 KingNoah0405 2017-12-31
Sometimes. Questioning everything and anything can be a waste of time. Like, that dude provided links backing up his talking points, but you’re choosing to focus on the fact that the comment is gilded like it’s the most interesting part of the comment. You could be applying your skepticism towards the facts or links or any other part of the conversation that might be useful. Instead, you’re questioning the Reddit gold. Sounds like a waste of time.
Also, are you accusing me of spreading lies and propaganda? You’re already digging through my history - give me some examples of propaganda or lies that I’m spreading. I’m interested to see what you consider propaganda.
1 lolheadshot 2017-12-31
If you are defending a gilded comment it’s clear that you haven’t been a long time user of the subreddit.
As to your propaganda push, your stance on race and your enthusiasm to prove your stance says everything in itself.
1 KingNoah0405 2017-12-31
I’m not defending a comment because it’s gilded. I’m questioning your ability to arbitrarily disqualify a comment that is backed up with links.
That says nothing. Give me some examples, prove yourself right. My stance on race is informed by facts and statistics, I tend to push back against uninformed assholes who preach racial inequality. If you’re one of those people, stand up for your bigotry. If I’m spreading lies, then prove it.
I’ve got nothing to hide. You seem to have nothing to prove.
1 lolheadshot 2017-12-31
Sunday.
600 upvotes.
Gold.
Reason enough for me to question the information in the post. Not arbitrary.
And you’re right, I don’t have anything to prove. I’m just challenging the ego maniacs who do have something to prove.
1 KingNoah0405 2017-12-31
...so you’re arbitrarily choosing to ignore the facts? You’re not even going to read the sources and apply your skepticism towards any of it?
Sounds like you’d rather remain uninformed than try to learn the truth about stuff. What are you doing on this sub?
1 lolheadshot 2017-12-31
Lol
1 KingNoah0405 2017-12-31
I get it. Some people can’t handle getting out of their comfort zone. If you’re comfortable dismissing stuff arbitrarily, and reading stuff and questioning things makes you uncomfortable, you are entitled to live like that. Enjoy your bubble :)
1 Juan_Pierre_Thomas_3 2017-12-31
Gilding is another tool besides vote manipulation used to direct attention
1 KingNoah0405 2017-12-31
That’s fair.
1 WindCriesnnary 2017-12-31
This
1 WindCriesnnary 2017-12-31
Agreed, gilded comments are usually a blatant sign of bullshit.
Now hurry up and give me my gold.
Seriously though, don't trust gilded comments on this sub. Keep digging into this story.
1 lolheadshot 2017-12-31
I’ve been crucified this morning for making this statement. Lovereddit.
1 a_dignified_username 2017-12-31
Holy shit, WREKT!
1 SoundSalad 2017-12-31
That "press release" reeks of satire.
1 GeorgePantsMcG 2017-12-31
Holy fuck. In again starting to see reason in this sub. Fuck yes.
Reason doesn't mean you don't pursue conspiracy theories. Reason means you only pursue the internet that make sense.
1 Hoojiwat 2017-12-31
That's what true critical thinking is, and what this sub is meant to be about.
Past a point, many "conspiracy theorists" simply pursue topics that confirm their existing beliefs without actually questioning it, or slipping into self-affirming theories without being self critical.
You are meant to question everything, not just the things you don't like. That is what being a critical thinker is supposed to be about.
1 kingcubfan 2017-12-31
I'd like to know where this 43 Trillion number comes from. Insight?
1 tzitzit 2017-12-31
Or they are using their resources to snuff the whole thing out of existence.
I'm open to that.
1 twodogsfighting 2017-12-31
Who can we get to easily?
Do it, or we torture and kill your entire family?
When $43 trillion is involved, 3 hours is a long time.
It also buys you a lot of manpower, and people willing to do anything for a slice.
Not saying you're wrong, but the kind of people pulling this shit wouldnt think twice about killing a random family to send a message.
1 Thedarb 2017-12-31
“Do it or we torture and kill your entire family” ... do what?
1 twodogsfighting 2017-12-31
Did you not bother reading that bit?
1 Thedarb 2017-12-31
Yeah, I’m asking to what end. Why would they kill this random dudes kids? What would that even accomplish, since it did absolutely jack shit in regards to this information getting out and being spread? It’s just... there’s nothing here hat links any of this, or did you not bother reading that bit?
1 WindCriesnnary 2017-12-31
Remove the article
1 Moelah 2017-12-31
Nanny could just be taking the fall. Admit to this or your family is next : shows evidence of how they got the children or info on nannys life.
1 kaydpea 2017-12-31
Yeah. I was guilty when this story first showed up of jumping to the conclusion OP has here. And I did what you did here afterwards. It doesn’t add up after that, seems the nanny was unfortunately a nut and I feel bad that he worst thing these people will ever go through is spread across conspiracy sites like this.
1 97643 2017-12-31
Thanks for posting this. I pointed much of this out when it was posted like 10 times ago. It gets old.
1 JollyWombat 2017-12-31
doing god's work
1 a_dignified_username 2017-12-31
People like you are what makes the Internet shine.
Thanks for taking time out of your day to do this, bravo.
1 0xb800 2017-12-31
Yeah ! You are right sir , we see nannys murdering children all the time , there is no relation to the article.
1 Thameus 2017-12-31
Doesn't add up: why destroy the leverage after the fact?
1 Cybernetic_Cyanide 2017-12-31
To send a message to others who were thinking about blowing the whistle on dark money.
Reminds me of all the high ranking banker deaths these last 3 years. Wonder if people are being told to either play ball or get kicked off the team...
1 Thameus 2017-12-31
What's Krim's incentive to keep silent now, though? This ought to be crusade-triggering.
1 emperorisnaked7 2017-12-31
Conspiracy nut: A phrase regular people use to undermine their own society by associating it was crazies.
1 rmwe2 2017-12-31
First off -- lawsuits are public. CNBC airing a report on a lawsuit would not be exposing anything at all. Also, anyone can bring a suite -- this one almost certainly got thrown out of court (you can check, its public record).
Second, Current Gross World Product is $73 trillion. This laundering would be over half the worlds money - if that much cash were being laundered, essentially every accountant on the planet would have to be in on it. Thats the first red flag on this story.
Third --- why the hell would you kill someones kids the day after a story is broken? It accomplishes nothing except enraging the (still living) person who has all the damaging info on you while removing the most powerful leverage you might otherwise have.
Nothing about this story makes any sense.
1 Ballsdeepinreality 2017-12-31
It's all been scrubbed too, try following any of the links.
1 Lucy-Sky-Diamondz 2017-12-31
http://wtfrly.com/2012/10/27/cnbc-curiously-removes-article-on-43-trillion-financial-fraud-lawsuit-after-executives-kids-murdered-in-new-york-nanny-case/#.WkhuDXVMGBY
http://img41.imageshack.us/img41/5857/usaracketeeringonmortga.pdf
Brooklyn’s US District Court. Case No. 12-cv-04269-JBW-RML
1 Themansteve 2017-12-31
Seriously these are the links you need to read. Time frame is 2003-2007. 850+ page lawsuit
1 oneinfinitecreator 2017-12-31
It could have been $43 Trillion over a few decades of laundering... and if it were being done at a high level it could add up pretty quick if they weren't being caught. Still, I agree that's a ridiculous number, but the guy's kids did get stabbed to death. I'm not gonna doubt that there is something to it with so much already put at stake. The scrubbing just makes it more peculiar
1 REEEEE_Monster 2017-12-31
I think I agree with you entirely. However, I will say that taking someone out after they fucked you could certainly make anyone who might plan to do the same to you in the future to think twice as they realize that even once their damaging info goes mainstream they will not be safe even then and would serve as a likely effective deterrent as any other in the context provided, FWIW.
1 air_taxi 2017-12-31
Most parents would rather be tortured than rather have their children killed. Why kill the children when you could kill say wife, sibling, cousin etc. Sends the message we'll take the closest next.
1 AfterReview 2017-12-31
To 1 and 2...
If one person, Bernie Madoff, can make $65billion dance the way he did... 80x that amount seems horrifyingly possible with more than 1 person involved.
1 mrsplashpants 2017-12-31
Not only every accountant but their spouses, children etc. Paranoia strikes deep...
1 Whoviantattoo 2017-12-31
Also, his job was uploading digital content, not really breaking news.
1 RedPillFiend 2017-12-31
Who's going around checking records of lawsuits though? Very few people.
It takes media coverage to gain traction and public interest.
Hence, why the media is so controlled.
1 tatertatertatertot 2017-12-31
Tried to verify the sources in the story...
Got a subscription request, and a file not found notice.
Is this all bullshit?
1 this-is-my-burner 2017-12-31
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2223346/Kevin-Krims-children-stabbed-death-bathtub-NANNY-luxury-Manhattan-apartment.html
1 tatertatertatertot 2017-12-31
And the $43 Trillion bit?
1 Ballsdeepinreality 2017-12-31
The links are all dead, and the author is no slouch. I'd wager it was scrubbed from the net. Same thing happens to PG stuff.
1 DerpLeZerp 2017-12-31
You can't scrub anything from the net. Once something is on the internet, stays.
1 Ballsdeepinreality 2017-12-31
That is absolutely false. The entirety of the internet does not automatically archive itself every second.
Furthermore: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Millennium_Copyright_Act
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1 DerpLeZerp 2017-12-31
Indeed but considering how many people use it. Chances that something is scrubbed completely is slim to none.
1 infodirts 2017-12-31
The daily mail is tabloid non-reliable source.
1 Freddit_the_III 2017-12-31
Lol but OP is reliable. Facts in this thread blatantly misstated as to links between murder and story aired. It's seeing links where there are none in this case.
1 JackSpratCould 2017-12-31
Yes, a tabloid, but they pretty much don't write their own stories. They lift them from news sites, quote/source them and add some filler.
1 iamseano 2017-12-31
The murders were real. The nanny did it. The story about the $43 trillion money laundering is fake.
1 Ballsdeepinreality 2017-12-31
I can verify through my own personal experience that this did in fact occur.
1 I_Edit_videos 2017-12-31
Interesting, but the site has the following info. " $43 trillion ($43,000,000,000.00)."
uh...They missed a few 0's... (43,000,000,000,000.00 is trillion)
1 oneinfinitecreator 2017-12-31
$43 billion does sound more reasonable...
1 I_Edit_videos 2017-12-31
43 billion, eh, no big deal, but 43 TRILLION...now that's something to worry about.
(meanwhile people are starving to death)
1 Space__Stuff 2017-12-31
That money is enough to colonize space. Hmmmm
1 oneinfinitecreator 2017-12-31
no $43 billion is also a huge amount of money to launder, but $43 trillion is crazy considering what the M2 supply is.... I'm just saying it could have been a typo that it was stated as $43 Trillion rather than Billion. It doesn't really take away from the crime - both are massive amounts.
1 F_ckyou1234 2017-12-31
Yes you have it straight. Whats the problem
1 zenmasterzen3 2017-12-31
What's the bet the killer was a mk ultra "assassin on the shelf". did the voices make her do it? someone at langley using v2k ...
1 Valmar33 2017-12-31
Mind control... well, as much as people might deny MK ULTRA and the research into remote mind control, the patents are there.
1 africanmuzungu 2017-12-31
“Started stabbing herself in the neck as the mother entered the bathroom” righttttttt
1 TorontosaurusHex 2017-12-31
Ok, but I mean, why didn't they go after the Spire Law group then? Like, why go after media exec when you can just go after the lawyers? Not to say that this is not highly suspicious.
1 VintageOG 2017-12-31
Theres only 80 trillion in the world, how could they get away with laundering over 50% of it
1 Valmar33 2017-12-31
You're surprised?
The international banks and their cronies have more than enough power to pull of shit like this.
1 VintageOG 2017-12-31
Yes, I would be surprised if they laundered half the money in existence.
1 Valmar33 2017-12-31
Well... considering that 0.1% or so of the world's population hoards more than half of it, I wouldn't be surprised...
1 ElBandejo 2017-12-31
Here, let me blow your mind.
The same thing happened to the Editor-In-Chief of The Associated Press when they broke the LIBOR Scandal.
1 marlybarrow 2017-12-31
Give us a name, or a link.
1 mgozmovies 2017-12-31
"While at least 40 bankers have killed themselves in the 17-month period starting in March 2013 in the wake of the global banking scandal..." https://nypost.com/2016/06/12/why-are-so-many-bankers-committing-suicide/
1 MethaCat 2017-12-31
The banksters do not fuck around. A stark reminder of reality and who reigns above us all.
1 maxuforia 2017-12-31
The update is that the nanny lived and maintains her innocense.
So the system locked her up, declared her insane, pumped her so full of drugs that she couldn't speak. Then claims the nanny admitted to the crime by pointing in the direction of a written response.
Nanny is wheeled in on a bed with a ventilator.
What. The. F.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/18/nyregion/nanny-admitted-killing-2-children-former-prosecutor-testifies.html?rref=collection%2Ftimestopic%2FOrtega%2C%20Yoselyn&action=click&contentCollection=timestopics&region=stream&module=stream_unit&version=latest&contentPlacement=1&pgtype=collection&mtrref=www.nytimes.com&gwh=23CAA1DE804907594E9F135262AC1648&gwt=pay
1 Valmar33 2017-12-31
Nothing fishy going on here... /s
1 octodo 2017-12-31
That's fucking crazy. Quick question, where did you see that she's maintaining her innocence? I couldn't find it in the article. I also couldn't find the part where it said they declared her insane.
1 maxuforia 2017-12-31
She’s pled not guilty and her most previous court date was circa July 2017.
The New York times has about three stories ok this trial. You can google search it.
1 WolfStanssonDDS 2017-12-31
What are you talking about? “The system” pumped her full of drugs? She was on a vent and everyone on a vent is sedated. That’s medical care. Also, those confessions won’t stand in court and at the least (according to the article) they won’t be played in court.
Also, according to this article, she is pleading not guilty by way of insanity.
You did not do a very good job of presenting what was said in this article. In fact, I would call it misleading.
What the fuck does that even mean?^ Did they take a patient out of intensive care and wheel her ass into court while a ventilator is doing her breathing for her? (In case you don’t know that absolutely would not happen and absolutely did not happen here)
1 tendies4bernie 2017-12-31
Instead of asking, why not duckduckgo look up for yourself!
1 WolfStanssonDDS 2017-12-31
Look what up? Should I search the term “rhetorical question?”
1 remington_smooth 2017-12-31
“Should I search the term “rhetorical question?””
Was that a rhetorical question?
1 tendies4bernie 2017-12-31
Ass hat
1 eworden 2017-12-31
The nanny sounds really crazy. Read this article, goes deeper into the voices she hears in her head. https://www.thedailybeast.com/killer-nanny-case-what-the-krims-didnt-know-about-yoselyn-ortega
1 maxuforia 2017-12-31
That article sounds like fake news.
1 DeliriousPrecarious 2017-12-31
The article links to an description of the lawsuit from the WSJ. Why was no one from that organization targeted? More specifically, why was Krim - an SVP at CNBC Digital - targeted rather than someone on the editorial or investigative side, someone who would have actually signed off on the report?
1 KalpolIntro 2017-12-31
Because this post is nonsense.
1 Mrexreturns 2017-12-31
Boy it happened in places like China and russia and it is happening here. America is now more like a chinese communist dictatorship than a democracy.
1 nothingduploading 2017-12-31
These banksters are like the mob.
1 chowderbags 2017-12-31
You mean the Abeel v. Bank of America case? Where Spire Law Group took several thousand dollars from ordinary people as part of a mass joinder scam and then vanished? Something tells me that the banks weren't quaking in their boots on that one. And CNBC probably took the "report" down because it was a press release from scam artists. I also sincerely doubt that Kevin Krim (the "person in charge") actually had or has editorial control over what gets posted, seeing as how that wasn't their job.
1 nuclearsprout 2017-12-31
This one is hella spooky.
1 nothingduploading 2017-12-31
This happened over 6 years ago.
1 Deriksson 2017-12-31
This is the first conspiracy on here that I want someone to debunk, it's just too fucked up.
1 rmwe2 2017-12-31
Multiple people did debunk it above you in the comments. cnbc published a press release from a lawsuit which was itself a conspiracy to defraud "plaintiffs" the Spire lawgroup charged multiple of thousands of dollars to participate. Multiple other news organizations published the same press release. This particular press release wasn't even the first one given on the suit. 3.5 hrs after the press release, an executive at cnbc's wife walked in on her stabbed children, with the nanny red handed. Nanny attempted suicide, lived and pled insanity. There is no plausable connection.
1 IDoWhatIAmTold 2017-12-31
You should get your facts straight, like most "conspiracy" stories you misstate the facts dramatically.
1) the story was about a private LAWSUIT filed over Mortgages, NOT money laundering.
2) The nanny DID stab herself and lived, and is in jail.
If people you think it is "common sense" to connect the dots, you have no logical reasoning skills. This is a NON_STORY!
1 sdham 2017-12-31
she's catatonic
1 infodirts 2017-12-31
Take your fuckingg fake news and shove it up your A$$$
1 boenig787 2017-12-31
This happened in 2012, BEFORE the advent of “fake news”, shill
1 Offthepoint 2017-12-31
I remember when this murder happened here in NYC. This is the first I'm seeing of this angle. The mom and the super of the building walked in on the nanny murdering them, I think. No mention of anyone else being in the room when it happened. This was so horrific. The front of their building was a beautiful memorial of cards, candles, flowers and notes from many nannies saying they would never do something like this to their young charges. It was always a mystery to me what set this nanny off.
1 SirFoxx 2017-12-31
It happens every day. Seen it a million times. Now someone go sprinkle a little crack on him and let's go close this case for good.
1 WenInDoubtC4 2017-12-31
Theres so much more going on behind the scenes than any of us can even imagine. The mast majority of the public is so unaware and desensitized they can really do whatever they want. Who ever it is, whatever it is... None of us know
1 newsnowaction 2017-12-31
This is exactly why the pedophile elite have to be destroyed at all cost.
1 4glte20 2017-12-31
No such thing as coincidence
1 Flatened-Earther 2017-12-31
A real nothing burger, from what year
Investigated how many times by the GOP already?
1 mr-no-homo 2017-12-31
That is brutal, going after the persona kids?
1 StyleADay 2017-12-31
Oh this is weird. I was emailing with Kevin the day before this happened. Was at a company that did a lot of segments with CNBC at the time.
I can assure you that this came out of left field and I’ve never heard anyone even suggest it had to do with them airing this. Not to mention, this segment wasn’t something that Kevin would have even been on the ground with as he actually dealt much more with their more mindless talk shows on CNBC.
Interesting to see this thread trying to connect the dots, but I think it’s highly unlikely these were in any way connected. He had a nanny that went insane and started stabbing. It was a tragedy and I don’t think there’s any particular reason for it other than her own mental issues. I’ve never heard Kevin or anyone else suggest otherwise.
If this was truly a “hit” than wouldn’t the people doing it make it clear what it was payback for?
1 probfractured 2017-12-31
To the public? No, definitely not
1 Mescalean 2017-12-31
Lover the user name Op. Lol.
Wow never heard if this and saving to share with my family wow
1 SWarsW 2017-12-31
How do you even spend 43 Trillion dollars?
1 YxDOxUx3X515t 2017-12-31
This reminds me of what Justin Beiber said, something he allegedly confessed to his church, that "they"(4 I believe the article said).. took him in to a meeting, (NSFW) *had a new born 8 hrs old they showed him, and did insidious acts to, which he then proceeded to tell in depraved detail what they did to infant.. basically threatening him in to complying with their wishes, or else.. he or some misfortune would take effect, sorry for vague details, hubbi showed me that article 2 or 3 months ago, but same shit, some whistleblowers come out, and magically ENOUGH always they inform us of the sad tragedy took place.. Always.
1 StevieYo29 2017-12-31
As reported and covered by "The Daily Sheeple" Seems legit.
1 COINTELPRO-DISINFO 2017-12-31
Welcome to America in the new Millennium.
A country where a journalist can write to all his journalist friends that he is in fear for his life, the FBI are following him, and even asks to borrow a neighbors car right before his car explodes and he hits a palm tree on VERY WIDE residential street.
move along nothing too see here, we found 'traces' of drugs from two weeks ago, must have been drugs...
1 sge6745 2017-12-31
this is so fucked up. they were children.
1 this-is-my-burner 2017-12-31
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2223346/Kevin-Krims-children-stabbed-death-bathtub-NANNY-luxury-Manhattan-apartment.html
1 iamseano 2017-12-31
The murders were real. The nanny did it. The story about the $43 trillion money laundering is fake.
1 Ballsdeepinreality 2017-12-31
I can verify through my own personal experience that this did in fact occur.
1 oneinfinitecreator 2017-12-31
it would be $43 Trillion over a period of time, probably a couple decades. Not all at once.
1 KingNoah0405 2017-12-31
What suspicions does it raise? I’m not getting those same feelings because the dude posted links to the information, you can verify it yourself.
1 WolfStanssonDDS 2017-12-31
I think you might want to take a second and read what I’ve written again. It will be good for you to practice your reading comprehension.