Russian millionaire Mikhail Watford, 66, was found hanged in the garage of his mansion in Virginia Water, Surrey on Monday, just days after the terrorist invasion of Ukraine began . Mr Watford’s death came the same day Boris Johnson announced in the House of Commons that he would release the full list of people linked to Vladimir Putin’s regime, many of whom face sanctions. Mikhail Watford is not among the already sanctioned oligarchs.
The death of father-of-three Mikhail Watford was deemed “unexplained”, although it was not treated as suspicious. An investigation into the death of a tycoon has begun. “His mentality may have been influenced by the situation in Ukraine: “The timing of his death and the timing of Ukraine being invaded are certainly not a coincidence. explained his close friend.
He continued: “His death raises some questions. After all the suspicious deaths of other Russian nationals and staff in the UK, it is natural to speculate on the cause of his death.” Mr Watford came here in the 2000s Later, changed his name from Torstoshea to Watford.
He shares the £18million property at Wentworth Estate with his Estonian wife Jane, two children and an ex-wife’s eldest son. When the couple sold their home in 2015, they touted their lavish lifestyle with private jets and country homes in a Sunday Times property article.
He later moved to Dormy House, a historic mansion with apartments. His Russian mother lived in one of them and was there when her son’s body was found. “We received a call around noon on February 28 following reports of the discovery of a man’s body,” a Surrey police spokesman said.
“An ambulance was called, but unfortunately the man in his 60s died at the scene. An investigation is underway into his death, but no suspicious circumstances are suspected. die. To date, some 2,000 Ukrainians have been murdered in the conflict with Russia.
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