Co-defendants in HP fraud trial pass away just days apart

After graduating from college in 2010, I was offered a position at Autonomy. I decided to turn it down based on the... less-than-stellar reviews on GlassDoor, et al. I know all companies have their foibles, but the reviews there made it seem like the company was a cult run by a charismatic leader (aka, Mike Lynch). I instead took a local job paying me nearly half what Autonomy offered me (although I did learn a ton at that job). My parents looked at me like I was crazy to turn down a nearly six-figure entry-level position.

That being said, I hope they find him. :(

I don't think we're looking at a Robert Maxwell Yacht incident here. This really is just one of those million-to-one chance coincidences.

Unless there's a magical weather controlling radar array out there with an agenda, I'm going to call coincidence on this one.

Why would a yacht with experienced crew suffer such a disaster near to port? Surely they would have life jackets? Radios? How unusual is this as a boat accident? (regardless of the other irregularities)

It makes no sense, you hire a high end hitman who will make it look like a natural disaster and he goes and does both jobs before the weekend. Is there ball game on?