President Putin’s Ally Found Dead Following Fall From Third-Floor Window

Vladimir Egorov; a pro-Putin regional lawmaker, passed away following what appears to have been a fall from a third-floor window.

According to the Russian Telegram channel Baza, which has ties to Russian security services, Egorov fell to his death from the third-floor window of a house on Kedrovaya Street in Tobolsk, Tyumen Oblast.

A witness claimed that the politician’s body bore “no visible sign of a criminal death.” The reason for death is to be investigated by pathologists. His body was reportedly discovered in his home’s yard.

The news outlet 72 claims that Egorov might have had cardiac issues. “Heart issues are among the most plausible causes,” an insider informed the newspaper.

Since the beginning of the war against Ukraine, heart problems have been blamed for a number of unexpected or unexplained deaths among prominent people in Russia.

“In the near future, pathologists will conduct an autopsy to determine the true cause of Egorov’s death,” the report stated.

“Police are now investigating what exactly caused his fall,” according to news outlet Baza.

He was a businessman and trained lawyer who had previously been forced to resign from the municipal government in 2016 due to a corruption controversy for which he was eventually found not guilty.

He entered politics again and held the position of richest local deputy in Tobolsk.

He is survived by his spouse and two kids.

Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began, doubts have been raised about the deaths of several high-ranking Russian figures who fell out of windows. His death is not the only one.

The gorgeous vice-president of a Russian bank is said to have fallen from her Moscow apartment window and died in June.

Early in the morning, 28-year-old Loko-Bank executive Kristina Baikova is said to have fallen from her flat on Khodynsky Boulevard’s eleventh floor. She passed away at the scene instantly.

A senior Russian defense official was discovered dead in February following a 160-foot fall from a tower block window.

A bystander at the door of a residence on Zamshina Street in St. Petersburg found Marina Yankina

It is thought that she fell from the sixteenth-story building.