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Milan Homicide Probe Into Ex-Ukrainian Banker’s B&B Fall Advances With Identikit

Investigators cite restraint marks with missing electronics as signs of a staged scene.

Overview

  • The Milan prosecutor’s office is investigating for homicide under PM Rosario Ferracane, with an autopsy scheduled next week to establish cause and timing of death.
  • The victim was identified as Oleksandr (Alexander) Adarich, 54, an ex-banker with Romanian citizenship who had lived in Spain and held business ties through entities in Luxembourg and other jurisdictions.
  • Security footage shows two people leaving the building after the fall, and a custodian saw a man at the window who then asked in English what had happened before departing; police have produced an identikit and are running facial recognition checks while preparing international rogatory requests.
  • Preliminary findings note deep wrist marks consistent with plastic cable ties and injuries to the face and neck, while the room contained multiple IDs and no phone, computer or luggage.
  • The apartment was not rented in Adarich’s name, he arrived in Milan the day he died and was expected to leave that evening, and investigators are examining whether a business meeting led to violence, including the hypothesis of forced disclosure of financial or crypto access.