The CEO who died under strange circumstances in Yekaterinburg left a suicide note.
Fifty-year-old general director of a car dealership Konstantin Stepanov, who tragically died in Yekaterinburg, left a suicide note.
"A letter of several pages. You can see he was upset. At the beginning he writes: 'In death I ask you not to blame anyone.' Part of the note is devoted to his wife, children and friends. Part — to his work and the dealership. He writes about total theft at the enterprise, that the only honest person is the chief accountant. He is the one who exposes the schemes. You can see that he took this situation very much to heart. Not to mention the financial liability and the impending multimillion debts," a source told the portal E1.RU.
At the critical moment Konstantin's wife was not beside him; she returned home a little later.
The farewell for the general director took place on October 22; he was buried at the Nizhne-Isetsky Cemetery. He is survived by his mother, his wife and two children. The regional Investigative Committee is not commenting on the situation.
Recall, Konstantin's body was found near the house at 19 Soboleva. It was discovered a few hours before an important meeting.
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The CEO who died under strange circumstances in Yekaterinburg left a suicide note.
Konstantin Stepanov, the 50-year-old general director of a car dealership who tragically died in Yekaterinburg, left a suicide note. The letter is several pages long. It is clear he was upset.