Asos co-founder dies after Thailand apartment block fall

Quentin Griffiths has been named by Thai police as the man found dead on the ground in the eastern seaside city of Pattaya on 9 February. Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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Quentin Griffiths, a co-founder of the online fashion retailer Asos, has died after falling from a high-rise apartment block in Pattaya, Thailand on February 9. Thai police have stated there was no evidence of foul play following an autopsy.

Asos was co-founded by Griffiths in 2000 and was once valued at over £6bn.
Thai police identified Griffiths, a British passport holder, as the man found dead, stating his room was locked from the inside with no traces of break-ins.
Authorities revealed Griffiths was involved in two ongoing court cases and a legal dispute with his separated Thai wife over a business they ran together.

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