The body of 56-year-old Frank Rittner, director of operational readiness at the Montenegrin Mining Company (GRK), which is part of Russian Platinum group of companies, was opened in the skyscraper Neva Towers in the city of Moscow, reports Baza.
The apartment of a German top manager was opened by employees of the Ministry of Emergencies, who were approached by his colleagues. Rittner did not show up for work in the morning and did not contact anyone. The initial version of the message stated that according to preliminary data no crime was detected, but later this information disappeared.
Prior to moving to GRK Montenegro, Rittner worked as the Deputy Chairman of the Board of the Eurasian Group and held a senior position at the consulting company PwC.
At the beginning of May, the body of the former chairman of the board of directors of Norilsk Nickel, Alexander Filipiev, was found unconscious in his apartment in Moscow. The doctors who arrived at the scene were unable to save him.