2 Executives May Have Faked Deaths

[marmar]

The reporter in Mexico who described the purported death of two American executives with a crumbling business said they were likely not killed and he may have been "fed" the story.

Antonio Neri Johnston, a reporter for El Occidental newspaper in Guadalajara, Mexico, wrote a story on Feb. 11, describing that the bodies of Americans Michael Davies and Derald Johnston, identified as the CEO and CFO, respectively, of Southridge Enterprises in Dallas, had been discovered.

Johnston said a man who claimed to be a police officer in a remote village said two bodies were found in a river with documents showing their identities.

"The strange thing is, they called me, but also other colleagues," Johnston, who could not be reached for comment today, told Dallas ABC affiliate WFAA. ...................(more)

The complete piece is at: http://news.yahoo.com/2-executives-may-faked-deaths-193752084--abc-news-money.html

[sinkingfeeling]

1. They went to join Ken Lay on an island.

[think]

2. +1

[Scuba]

3. Bingo.

[rhett o rick]

4. I think Mr. Lay knew too much to be allowed to live. I am sure his family is being well taken

cared of by "The Family".

[Festivito]

6. His family got to keep ALL the money.

He "died" between conviction and sentencing. No sentence. No pulling back the money.

I don't know who they cremated, but I doubt it was Ken Lay who I'd bet has a new identity. Maybe from the guy who was cremated.

[City Lights]

5. Ken Lay was the first person I thought of

when I started reading this.