RaleighNC
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Well, I will say that the $285K bonus, on top of his $160K yearly salary, was an 'A HA!' moment for me.
An additional 285,000 reasons WHY he most likely murdered his dear sweet wife!
Funny how that wasn't brought up in the 'legal separation' document nor any of the affidavits. Poor Brad, by supplying all this documentation he tried to make it look as if Nancy was taking him to the cleaners financially.:boohoo:
YET! He failed to mention the additional bonus received which was equivilant to 178% of his years salary.
Just goes to show, can't believe everything you read! Including an affidavit, which is signed under the threat of perjury.
Oh, but I am fairly confident, that bonus is in there somewhere, just NOT the amount, because it was most likely in favor of Brad. Oh, yeah, wasn't there some type of an investment or brokerage or some type of account? No amount given but he was to retain that?
Like I said, it's all in the DETAILS.
NO life insurance? Maybe not, but an additional $285K, or $168K or so after taxes, could tide Brad over for awhile until he recovered from the loss of his family.
Course now,.................. Nancy won't be needing her half.......
JMHO
fran
Ya'll need to step back on the speculation regarding bonuses - jeez - someone says it and it's gospel AND the smoking gun on motive????
Here's a few things that perhaps you don't know:
Cisco does not operate it's fiscal year on a calendar year basis. They just closed their 2008 books at the end of July (see their year end earnings posted Tuesday of this week) so 2007 DOES NOT mean calendar year 2007.
Getting confidential salary information is likely the most difficult thing to do in a large company. I know at another large tech company in RTP - you have to have a LEGITIMATE reason for doing so, i.e. an open job post where you are interviewing someone and want to check appraisals and salary. I suspect Cisco is the same. Any manager can't just go in there and poke around - it would also be grounds for termination. Allowing folks access to that data is a huge exposure - so I would be VERY SUSPECT of anyone that says these things.
Oh - and if someone on an internet message board knows about this HUGE bonus - how do you think that Nancy or her VERY HIGH POWERED attorney were kept in the dark? Please. They would have a legitimate need for a full financial disclosure and since it's all US income - there's no way it was hidden.
Let's look at some of these posting with a little common sense, ok?