Stephen Chamberlain died in a car accident: he was co-accused with the tycoon Mike Lynch, who disappeared after the Palermo shipwreck

He had chosen not to leave with his colleagues for a vacation aboard the Bayesian, the yacht that sunk at dawn on 19 August in the waters in front of Palermo. But Stephen Chamberlain was not saved anyway. The 50-year-old former financial vice-president of Autonomy, the IT company founded by British magnate Mike Lynch — owner of the sailing ship and missing along with five other people — died a few hours earlier, Saturday, August 18, hit by a car…

Stephen Chamberlain was hit by a car on Saturday morning while jogging near Cambridge. The accident of the former Vice President of Autonomy occurred less than two days before the sinking of the British CEO of “tech”, Mike Lynch.

Lynch and Chamerlain were president and vice president of the company Autonomy, which was sold for 11 billion dollars to Hewlett-Packard

A few days before Mike Lynch sank in Italy, the former vice president of his company Autonomy, Stephen Chamberlain, was hit by a motorist in England.

Chamberlain had been acquitted in the US in a fraud trial with the founder of the company Autonomy, Mike Lynch, the 59-year-old British tycoon lost in the wreck of the superyacht off the Sicilian coast

Chamberlain had been financial vice-president of Autonomy together with the CEO Lynch, who disappeared with his yacht on Monday off the coast of Sicily