The circumstances of the incident on January 23 raised investigators' doubts from the beginning. In the apartment rented by Adaricz, who had dual Ukrainian and Romanian citizenship, they secured numerous documents from different countries and containing similar personal data. Currently, the documents are being verified by international services.
The apartment where the banker lived was booked for the period from January 22 to 24, but not in his name, which prompted further questions from investigators. According to reports, the banker arrived in Milan from Spain, where he lived with his second wife, and was scheduled to return home the same day. Corriere speculates that the 54-year-old may have been called to Milan to finalize a deal.
The testimony of the woman from the concierge who raised the alarm turned out to be significant. Sky TG24 reports that the woman heard a bang and then saw a body in the courtyard. She also noticed another man who was first visible in the window and then coming down the stairs. He allegedly asked her in English what had happened and then quickly left the building.
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CCTV recorded two men leaving the scene. These findings made investigators under the prosecutor's supervision begin to consider that a murder might have occurred. Detectives are also checking whether the case may be related to a business dispute or other issues related to Adaricz's international financial interests.
The autopsy results may be crucial. The examination will also prove whether Oleksandr Adarich was already dead when he fell from the fourth floor.
