Famous Ukrainian Banker Died In Milan Under Mysterious Circumstances
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According to preliminary data, he fell from the fourth floor, but another version is also considered.
A well-known Ukrainian banker, 54-year-old Alexander Adarich, died under mysterious circumstances in Milan's elite neighborhood.
According to La Repubblica.
Adarich fell out of the window of a five-story building on Via Nerino. The man's body was found on January 23 in a courtyard near the house.
Preliminary reports say he fell from the fourth floor, but police are considering a possible murder.
Video cameras captured two people leaving the building after the fall. Investigators are trying to identify them.
According to the concierge, someone was in the building after the fall and asked "what happened?" in English before leaving.
Who is Oleksandr Adaric
Aleksandr Adaric was a Ukrainian with dual citizenship (Ukraine and Romania) and a former banker with extensive experience in the financial sector, particularly as president of Fidobank and other banking structures - until 2008, he served as head of the board of directors of Udobank and other banking organizations. He was the head of the board of Ukrsibbank until 2008, after which he headed the investment fund AS Growth.
According to various sources, he was on the lists of top managers and had interests in business structures from Luxembourg and other countries.
Documents with his photos, but with different names, were found in the room, making it difficult to identify him.
Inspectors are checking whether violent acts were committed before the time of death. Forensics are to determine if Adaric was already dead before falling from the window.
So far, the case is being treated as a potential premeditated murder, including a staged suicide.
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