The businessman released a dog with a suicide note into the park before his death.
52-year-old businessman Dan Rapoport, co-owner of the iconic Soho Rooms club in Moscow, died in the USA. According to sources, the oligarch committed suicide for unknown reasons.
The first to report Rapoport’s death was journalist Junia Pugacheva.
According to her, the businessman committed suicide in Washington. Moreover, before the suicide, the man released a dog into the park with a suicide note and money.
The tragic news was reported by journalist Yunia Pugacheva — Dan Rapoport has died. The co-owner of Soho Rooms committed suicide in the USA, leaving a suicide note.
“The co-owner of the iconic Soho Rooms club in Moscow, one of the first expats who came to Russia during the privatization boom and made a fortune on the stock market, before taking his own life, released his dog into the park with money and a suicide note. He was 52 years old,” the journalist writes.
Pugacheva recalled that the last time she saw Rapoport in London, he was cheerful, well-dressed, with young girls nearby.
What caused the fatal step of the businessman is unknown.
The millionaire left Russia in 2021. In Washington, he lived in a luxurious house with his wife and two children. And after the divorce, Rapoport sold the mansion to Donald Trump’s wife for $ 5.5 million.
Rapoport tried to build a business in Kiev, where he met his second wife – she gave birth to his daughter, but the marriage broke up.
“Terribly sorry. There are no words,” comments on the death of businessman Yuniya Pugachev.
As Topnews wrote earlier, the vice-rector of the Russian Customs Academy committed suicide in jail.
The teacher was investigated for the distribution and sale of drugs. The news of the vice-rector’s death was confirmed by his lawyer.
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