Man Charged over Death of Prince Albert’s Cousin Antoine De Massy
- A 42-year-old Ukrainian national was charged with involuntary manslaughter and failure to assist a person in danger over Antoine de Massy’s death.
- Antoine de Massy was found dead in a park near Monaco’s Larvotto district after an apparent fall of about 13 metres.
- The suspect denied the allegations, declined to answer the investigating judge’s questions, and was remanded in custody while the investigation continues.
- Authorities will examine the precise sequence of events that led to De Massy’s fall.
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Antoine de Massy was found dead at the age of 29 after a club visit. The circumstances are puzzling, a suspect is in custody.
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 Massie, a relative of Prince Albert II. Investigation establishes the circumstances of the man's fall from a height of 13 meters
The person involved, a 42-year-old Ukrainian, was arrested the day after the young man's death.
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