New conspiracy theories

[Dukasaur]

Does anyone find it a wee bit suspicious that Mike Lynch (recently exposed for conning Hewlett-Packard into buying his essentially worthless tech company for $11 billion) goes "missing" in a shipwreck?

On a modern superyacht, with every bit of modern lifesaving equipment, within sight of land, in a "storm" so terrible that even a skinny little debutante with a baby in her hand managed to swim away.

Granted, Lynch was acquitted of criminal charges in the H-P scam, but as O.J. found out, the civil charges can be a bigger bitch.

Let me predict now that when his "body" is found, there will be room for error in the identification.

[Pack Rat]

https://www.cnn.com/2024/08/20/business ... index.html

He's not the only one missing.

[mookiemcgee]

Does anyone find it a wee bit suspicious that Mike Lynch (recently exposed for conning Hewlett-Packard into buying his essentially worthless tech company for $11 billion) goes "missing" in a shipwreck?

On a modern superyacht, with every bit of modern lifesaving equipment, within sight of land, in a "storm" so terrible that even a skinny little debutante with a baby in her hand managed to swim away.

Granted, Lynch was acquitted of criminal charges in the H-P scam, but as O.J. found out, the civil charges can be a bigger bitch.

Let me predict now that when his "body" is found, there will be room for error in the identification.

So I'm all for good theory, but the theory element seems to be lacking here.

Didn't Mike sell his company to HP like 15 years ago? I know he was held liable in the UK back in 2022, with damages tbd and was recently found not guilty of US criminal charges (he was gonna have to pay in Europe but avoided jail time in the US)... but I'm not sure how any of that translates into a reason to kill him + the head of Morgan Stanley in Europe (who frankly is a bigger fish no?).

VERY worth noting that Mike's co-defendant Stephen Chamberlain died just two days before this boating incident in a car crash.

There is a good material here, but like what exactly is the theory? He knew too much, deep state killed him? He faked his death (his estate would still have to pay in the UK suit, and he just avoided US jail time)? Personal vendetta from some HP head who's life went to shit because of this deal?

[mookiemcgee]

Also... Maybe hitred was onto something. He posted 'follow the insurance money' and then the post magically disappeared so 'they' are monitoring this thread. If I don't make it please tell me family I love them and donate my NFTs to charity. Know that if police say it was suicide, Bill Gates had me killed

[kennyp72]

His co defendant has also died in a car accident.

[Dukasaur]

Also... Maybe hitred was onto something. He posted 'follow the insurance money' and then the post magically disappeared so 'they' are monitoring this thread. If I don't make it please tell me family I love them and donate my NFTs to charity. Know that if police say it was suicide, Bill Gates had me killed

Yeah, HR has a long history of posting clever lines and then deleting them. He lacks confidence in his own talents.

VERY worth noting that Mike's co-defendant Stephen Chamberlain died just two days before this boating incident in a car crash.

His co defendant has also died in a car accident.

I did not know this! The plot thickens!

[DirtyDishSoap]

Saxi and the rest of this site pretends his 4.2 rating is good when in reality, it's just ass. You're all in on it! Wake up!

[mookiemcgee]

https://news.sky.com/story/sailing-yach ... s-13200883

Interesting article, towards the end it mentions there was actually 22 people on board, and 15 were rescued with 6 dead (and i guess 1 unaccounted for?). The captain survived and is being interviewed...

I guess in my head I imagined like a handful of people on board and they all died so we will get no answers which plays perfectly into conspiracy territory but this is a little bit of a tougher situation for that

[Dukasaur]

There is a good material here, but like what exactly is the theory? He knew too much, deep state killed him? He faked his death (his estate would still have to pay in the UK suit, and he just avoided US jail time)? Personal vendetta from some HP head who's life went to shit because of this deal?

My working theory is that he faked it.

Let me predict now that when his "body" is found, there will be room for error in the identification.

Yeah, the bulk of his money will be lost to the lawyers and the taxman. But it only takes a few million to retire in comfort. Out of the billions, if he only managed to hide say, a quarter of one percent, that's still 50 million. Enough to buy, for instance, one of the smaller islands in the Grenadines group and every single thing on the island, and live like a king for the rest of his life.

[mookiemcgee]

https://apnews.com/article/italy-missin ... 62ed4ee9b0

They are now saying they found his body, only his daughter is now missing.

[Pack Rat]

https://apnews.com/article/italy-missing-boaters-yacht-lynch-5101f70b432146c4879e9e62ed4ee9b0

They are now saying they found his body, only his daughter is now missing.

I knew it! The daughter murdered her dad by drowning him.

[saxitoxin]

Saxi and the rest of this site pretends his 4.2 rating is good when in reality, it's just ass. You're all in on it! Wake up!

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You know what to do, boys.

[HitRed]

People were playing him just to give him a bad rating as I recall.

[Tim Julius]

Does anyone find it a wee bit suspicious that Mike Lynch (recently exposed for conning Hewlett-Packard into buying his essentially worthless tech company for $11 billion) goes "missing" in a shipwreck?

On a modern superyacht, with every bit of modern lifesaving equipment, within sight of land, in a "storm" so terrible that even a skinny little debutante with a baby in her hand managed to swim away.

Granted, Lynch was acquitted of criminal charges in the H-P scam, but as O.J. found out, the civil charges can be a bigger bitch.

Let me predict now that when his "body" is found, there will be room for error in the identification.

So I'm all for good theory, but the theory element seems to be lacking here.

Didn't Mike sell his company to HP like 15 years ago? I know he was held liable in the UK back in 2022, with damages tbd and was recently found not guilty of US criminal charges (he was gonna have to pay in Europe but avoided jail time in the US)... but I'm not sure how any of that translates into a reason to kill him + the head of Morgan Stanley in Europe (who frankly is a bigger fish no?).

VERY worth noting that Mike's co-defendant Stephen Chamberlain died just two days before this boating incident in a car crash.

There is a good material here, but like what exactly is the theory? He knew too much, deep state killed him? He faked his death (his estate would still have to pay in the UK suit, and he just avoided US jail time)? Personal vendetta from some HP head who's life went to shit because of this deal?

Why do you think Mike's death is connected to his old HP deal and the UK lawsuit, especially since he avoided jail time in the US? Could it be more about his co-defendant's death or something else entirely?

[KoolBak]

Why are you here posting randomly when you're not playing a single game, Tim?

French Fry Conspiracy....

[2dimes]

They seem to have settled with a VPN that generates a French flag for now. I can't remember the others. My current favorite post was asking about computer games. No one suggested that was a feature here.