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The article implies suicide, but doesn't actually say that explicitly. Does anyone know what the case is?
by DigitalJack 14y ago
The article implies suicide, but doesn't actually say that explicitly. Does anyone know what the case is?
- danso 14y agoIt is yet to be determined, according to the NY medical examiner: http://www.ivygateblog.com/2013/01/aleksey-vayner-reported-dead-in-new-york/ http://www.ivygateblog.com/2013/01/aleksey-vayner-reported-d... A friend who spoke to Gawker implied that it was a drug overdose, though it's not said if it was intentional: http://gawker.com/5978638/aleksey-vayner-the-yale-grad-with-the-infamous-video-resume-reportedly-dead http://gawker.com/5978638/aleksey-vayner-the-yale-grad-with-...
- dullcrisp 14y agoYeah, the article half tries to paint a story which doesn't really make sense without a cause of death. Also, the cryptic comment is clearly in Russian. That, or some unlikely intersection of Russian and Ukrainian. More likely, they figured the guy was Ukrainian, so the comment must also be in Ukrainian.
- danabramov 14y agoThe comment is in Russian. Many Ukrainians speak Russian as primary language.
- geoka9 14y agoRight, there are a handful of grammatical errors and colloquialisms that a person who knows some Russian may take for Ukrainian. But it's Russian.