a top russian oligarch has been found dead by putin's spies after mysteriously falling 110ft from a window at his moscow home. mikhail rogachev, 64, was the vice-president of russian oil giant yukos which was forced out of business for turning against the tyrant president vladimir putin. he was found at the entrance to his building by an employee of russia's svr foreign intelligence agency and with injuries characteristic of a plunge, local media said. tv channels reported that he lived on the tenth floor and that it was a suicide, claiming he had cancer and left a note - which police are now investigating. but these reports were vehemently denied by his close friends and relatives. his relatives insisted there were no signs that he was suicidal and he was in a 'good mood' shortly before his death. rogachev had a long and successful career in some of post-soviet russia's leading companies. in 2007, he became a deputy general director of vladimir potanin's norilsk nickel, with potanin now russia's wealthiest man who has also been sanctioned by britain as part of putin's 'inner circle'.  rogachev now joins a long string of unexplained deaths of leading russian figures under mysterious circumstances.
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