Yuri Voronov, 61, appeared lifeless in his luxurious mansion on the outskirts of Saint Petersburg, Floating in the water
A Russian executive linked to the energy giant Gazprom He was found shot to death in the pool of his house, in a new mysterious death of the wave that involves tycoons in his country.
Yuri Voronov, 61, appeared lifeless in his luxurious mansion on the outskirts of St. Petersburg, with a bullet in the head, floating in the water and with a gun nearby.
Voronov ran a logistics company with juicy contracts with Gazprom in the Arctic, as reported by the Daily Mail.
According to the first reports, the investigation is attributing the death to a “dispute with business partners & rdquor ;, since his wife stated that the businessman believed that the contractors and their partners were scamming him.
security cameras do not show visitors or intruders in the hours before.
Voronov joins the growing list of Russian businessmen who die under suspicious circumstances many of them with ties to Gazprom. Furthermore, he is the third of them to lose his life in the same suburb of St. Petersburg.
The Russian millionaire thus joins this mournful list:
Leonid Shulman, chief of transportation Gazprom Invest, died on January 30.
Alexander Tyulakovanother senior executive Gazpromdied on February 25.
Michael Watford was found dead at his home in Surrey, England, on February 28.
Vasily Melnikovowner of the business of MedStom medical supplies, was found dead along with his family in Nizhny Novgorod in March.
Vladislav Avaevformer deputy chairman of Gazprombank, was found dead with his wife and daughter in their Moscow apartment on April 18.
Sergey Protosenyaexecutive of gas producer Novatek, which is partly owned by Gazpromwas found dead in Lloret del Mar on April 19.
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