‘Post argument with wife, Slym jumped to death’
30 Jan 2014 4:39 AM IST
Karl Slym, Tata Motors managing director, apparently committed suicide after arguing with his wife and reading a note written by her that referred to ‘domestic problems’, the Thai Police said on Tuesday.
In a fresh twist to Slym’s death in mysterious circumstances, police said the three-page handwritten note found in the hotel room from which the 51-year-old executive plunged to his death, was written by his wife Sally.
Police said Slym could have taken the ‘extreme step’ after reading the note by his wife of 30 years that mentioned ‘domestic problems’.
In a fresh twist to Slym’s death in mysterious circumstances, police said the three-page handwritten note found in the hotel room from which the 51-year-old executive plunged to his death, was written by his wife Sally.
Police said Slym could have taken the ‘extreme step’ after reading the note by his wife of 30 years that mentioned ‘domestic problems’.
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