Drumm Guilty!

Eschatologist · **Joined:** Sep 13, 2012 **Posts:** 5251

Rimbaud wrote:

maryocarol wrote:

He was not acting alone, was he the fallout guy. Where are the rest and sundry of Anglo Irish bank. Who underwrited his largesse and who were the guarantors for the borrowings. There will be many unanswered questions here. There were a pack of fraudsters in that bank, too numerous to be mentioned.

He was hardly a patsy or counter clerk,he was the CEO so yes,the buck stops entirely with him.Stop making excuses for this fucker.

Over-reaction. Nobody is making the case to excuse him.

cyrusir · **Joined:** Mar 30, 2016 **Posts:** 661

Rimbaud wrote:

maryocarol wrote:

He was not acting alone, was he the fallout guy. Where are the rest and sundry of Anglo Irish bank. Who underwrited his largesse and who were the guarantors for the borrowings. There will be many unanswered questions here. There were a pack of fraudsters in that bank, too numerous to be mentioned.

He was hardly a patsy or counter clerk,he was the CEO so yes,the buck stops entirely with him.Stop making excuses for this fucker.

id like to see the then acting governor of the central bank and financial regulator both implicated as well, Drumm and Casey et al are the scapegoats.

snaps · **Joined:** Aug 19, 2011 **Posts:** 833

Quote:

BREAKING: Former Anglo Irish Bank CEO David Drumm has been jailed for six years over false accounting and €7.2bn conspiracy to defraud

https://twitter.com/Independent_ie/stat ... 1323043843

Former Anglo CEO David Drumm sentenced to six years in prison
https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/c ... 30205.html

Earlier...

Former Anglo CEO David Drumm 'ready' for today's sentencing, accepts 'it must be custodial'
https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/c ... 31201.html

Rimbaud · **Posted:** Wed Jun 20, 2018 8:44 pm

Not nearly long enough.

Dubhgeannain · **Posted:** Wed Jun 20, 2018 9:59 pm

I see he got leniency for time served in the states. Was the fact he ran off to the states in the first place and then fought extradition factored in at all? It doesn't sound like it was.

werpen · **Joined:** Mar 14, 2013 **Posts:** 1925

Dubhgeannain wrote:

I see he got leniency for time served in the states. Was the fact he ran off to the states in the first place and then fought extradition factored in at all? It doesn't sound like it was.

Yeah, that strikes me as odd. Still 6years is a reasonable stretch. Leaving the seen of the crime clearly doesn't cost you. Hopefully the government will invest more in prosecuting white collar crime.

dolanbaker · **Posted:** Thu Jun 21, 2018 8:11 am

Six years, he'll probably end up in Shelton Abbey and be out in three years with good behaviour.

FreeFallin · **Posted:** Thu Jun 21, 2018 9:31 am

Judge said yesterday if he'd admitted guilt, she'd have taken a considerable lump of the 6 year sentence off.
So an 8 year sentence less 2 years for loss of reputation/damaged future employment status and 5 months taken off for time served in the US...less 25% automatically because this is Ireland...that should equate to 3 years,7 months in actual prison here. And that's before the appeal.
But I doubt he'll serve that time inside. Lack of spaces/day release for preparation of full release etc will come into place

Ixelles · **Joined:** Mar 31, 2009 **Posts:** 1865

werpen wrote:

Dubhgeannain wrote:

I see he got leniency for time served in the states. Was the fact he ran off to the states in the first place and then fought extradition factored in at all? It doesn't sound like it was.

Yeah, that strikes me as odd. Still 6years is a reasonable stretch. Leaving the seen of the crime clearly doesn't cost you. Hopefully the government will invest more in prosecuting white collar crime.

Same here - sends the wrong signal to others who might think it's worth fighting extradition. Should have ignored it or been less lenient.

Any guesses why he pleaded not guilty?

FreeFallin · **Posted:** Thu Jun 21, 2018 10:09 am

Ixelles wrote:

Any guesses why he pleaded not guilty?

Arrogance? Self delusion? Feeling victimised?

mr_anderson · **Posted:** Thu Jun 21, 2018 4:50 pm

David Drumm Released On Good Behaviour After Arriving At Prison

Quote:

CITING his exemplary record within the first 14 seconds as a prisoner, disgraced former Anglo banker David Drumm has been released on good behaviour following his conviction for conspiracy to defraud and false accounting.

Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan explained the rationale for the early release, which took many members of the public by surprise, some of whom can’t recall what is was Drumm had done again, but knew it was bad and that it made them very angry.
...
“You’d feel sorry for him, they’re some amount of scumbags in prison; his cellmate was going to be some lad who claimed the dole for two weeks even though he had a job. Horrible, shameless evil bastard like that put in with a sound lad like Drumm, your conscience couldn’t take it,” concluded the minister.

http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2018/06/21/breaking-david-drumm-released-on-good-behaviour-after-arriving-at-prison/

Yep it's from WW ... but for a second you thought it was true.
And that says so much about the times we live in.

slasher · **Posted:** Fri Jun 22, 2018 6:56 am

mr_anderson wrote:

David Drumm Released On Good Behaviour After Arriving At Prison

Quote:

CITING his exemplary record within the first 14 seconds as a prisoner, disgraced former Anglo banker David Drumm has been released on good behaviour following his conviction for conspiracy to defraud and false accounting.

Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan explained the rationale for the early release, which took many members of the public by surprise, some of whom can’t recall what is was Drumm had done again, but knew it was bad and that it made them very angry.
...
“You’d feel sorry for him, they’re some amount of scumbags in prison; his cellmate was going to be some lad who claimed the dole for two weeks even though he had a job. Horrible, shameless evil bastard like that put in with a sound lad like Drumm, your conscience couldn’t take it,” concluded the minister.

http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2018/06/21/breaking-david-drumm-released-on-good-behaviour-after-arriving-at-prison/

Yep it's from WW ... but for a second you thought it was true.
And that says so much about the times we live in.

so brave from Waterford Whispers as usual!

inregionof · **Joined:** Apr 28, 2010 **Posts:** 795

slasher wrote:

mr_anderson wrote:

David Drumm Released On Good Behaviour After Arriving At Prison

Quote:

CITING his exemplary record within the first 14 seconds as a prisoner, disgraced former Anglo banker David Drumm has been released on good behaviour following his conviction for conspiracy to defraud and false accounting.

Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan explained the rationale for the early release, which took many members of the public by surprise, some of whom can’t recall what is was Drumm had done again, but knew it was bad and that it made them very angry.
...
“You’d feel sorry for him, they’re some amount of scumbags in prison; his cellmate was going to be some lad who claimed the dole for two weeks even though he had a job. Horrible, shameless evil bastard like that put in with a sound lad like Drumm, your conscience couldn’t take it,” concluded the minister.

http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2018/06/21/breaking-david-drumm-released-on-good-behaviour-after-arriving-at-prison/

Yep it's from WW ... but for a second you thought it was true.
And that says so much about the times we live in.

so brave from Waterford Whispers as usual!

And as funny as always!!

Dubhgeannain · **Posted:** Fri Jun 22, 2018 11:49 am

Well he's working on that good behaviour record already

https://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/d ... 72192.html

Quote:

Multi-billion euro fraudster David Drumm is working as a cleaner in the basement of Mountjoy Prison, the Irish Examiner understands.

Rimbaud · **Posted:** Sat Jun 23, 2018 11:59 am

He will end up paying significant wedge to the incarcerated cast of love/hate for protection, failure to do so will result in intimidation beatings or rape.Prisons like mountojoy are utterly brutal and there is no sofas to hide behind.

I'm presuming he will spend his entire sentence there?

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