London - A mystery axeman sought for the 1987 hit on a London private eye** has voiced his disgust at a US banker's comments about discriminatory career path opportunities at Goldman Sachs.
Speaking via an anonymous VOIP link self-styled professional executioner 'Sonny' Thatcher-Gorgonzola spoke of his dismay that the Off-the-Wall Street giant had ceased promoting axe murderers as a matter of policy.
"Used to be the only CV requirement," 'Gorgy' told QM-NewsCorpse sauces, "apart from a willingness to fleece clients and snort bucketfuls from the corporate coke stash."
His comments come following the resignation letter of a Goldman Executive Director deploring new company guidelines that sideline axe murderers from promotion.
Yesterday Greg Smith ruffled a lot of city feathers with his statement that 'If you make enough $$$s for the firm and are not currently an axe murderer you will be promoted into a position of affluence'.
A Canary Wharf meeting of the British Bonkers (sic) Association also lamented the dearth of suitably qualified hit-and-run pros willing to work in the City.
"You'd think what with the London riots and all that impossible to prosecute gangland talent our execution - er...executive! - needs would be fully met," Dave Arse-Likka of the First Drive-By-Shooting Capital Corporation commented.
"Wanna see pix of our Blind Beggar training ground revamp now that the bullets have been removed from the plasterwork?"
**Daniel Morgan's 1987 axe murder is still unsolved according to transcripts from this week's Leveson Inquiry.
