Monaco authorities detain man over princely family death
A 42-year-old man was charged as investigators probe the cause of death and consider an accident, officials said.
- On Monday, Antoine de Massy, a 29-year-old relative of Prince Albert, was found dead in a public garden in Monaco. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.
- Antoine was the grandson of Princess Antoinette, elder sister of Prince Rainier III, maintaining deep ties to the Principality and its sporting heritage. His family history was closely linked to tennis.
- French outlet Nice Matin reported that an individual is in police custody regarding the death. Officials have not ruled out the possibility of an accident at this time.
- Prince Albert and Princess Charlene expressed they were "saddened" by the loss, extending sincere condolences to Antoine's family and loved ones on Monday. The Palace released an official communiqué.
- A passionate tennis player, Antoine pursued the sport in Miami with his father from an early age. He was the grandson of Anthony Noghes, founder of the Automobile Club de Monaco.
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Man Charged After Prince Albert’s 29-Year-Old Cousin Found Dead In Monaco Park
[Image: Facebook] A man has been charged with involuntary manslaughter following the death of Antoine de Massy, a relative of Prince Albert II, whose body was found in a Monaco park on Sunday, 25 October. Albert and his wife, Princess Charlène, the former South African Olympic swimmer, paid tribute to him in a palace statement on Monday, before prosecutors announced the charges on Wednesday, 28 October. De Massy was 29. Monaco’s Prosecutor Gener…
A member of Monaco's princely family, Antoine de Massy, was found dead at the foot of a building this Sunday. At the age of 29, the young man reportedly succumbed to a 13-metre fall in the neighbourhood of Monaco.
Man charged over death of Prince Albert's cousin
Man charged over death of Prince Albert's cousin . A Ukrainian national, 42, has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and failure to assist a person in danger, in connection with the death of Antoine de Massy, a relative of Prince Albert II of Monaco
<p>A Ukrainian in Monaco suspected of involvement in the death of a member of the princely family of a 42-year-old Ukrainian was taken into custody in Monaco after the death of Antoine de Masi. He is accused of unintentional murder and non-delivery help.</p>
In Monaco, a 42-year-old Ukrainian was taken into custody after the death of 29-year-old Antoine de Massi, a relative of Prince Albert II.
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