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To: Impristine-2 who wrote (70904)	7/31/1999 4:33:00 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Respond to of 164684

On nightline last night, Ted Koppel said he had learned that the atlanta daytrader killer had just received a margin call from the first daytrading firm that he could not meet, and had opened up an account at the second daytrading firm. KIS, Has it crossed your mind that this man had other problems not related to the stock market at all? He was possibly obsessed with money which may account for the life insurance policy he took out on his first wife the month prior to her being killed. He was not charged with that murder for the reason no one could confirm he was in the camp ground. Let's say he did commit murder five years ago. Apparently, killing did not bother him. My point is this occurance was vary sad but is no more unusual than the mass killings at a McDonalds years ago or various others at high schools or federal buildings. The stock market may be meaningless regarding this man's actions. Possibly, the divorce he was going through with his second wife. Glenn