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Lee Jae-chan, a grandson of the late Lee Byung-chul, founder of the Samsung Group, was found dead in front of the entrance of an apartment building in Ichon-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, Wednesday morning, police said.
An employee at the management office of an apartment complex there told police that the 46-year-old is presumed to have jumped from a window of the apartment building.
Lee Jae-chan is a son of Lee Chang-hee, the late president of magnetic tape supplier Saehan Media who is the second son of the Samsung founder. Lee Chang-hee died of blood cancer in 1991.
Police said they suspect he committed suicide by jumping from his apartment. No suicide note has been found yet.
Lee Jae-chan, former CEO of Saehan Construction, an affiliate of Saehan Group, has not had a job since 2000 when he resigned after a merger, according to reports.
Separated from his family, he lived alone in his apartment for the past five years, the reports said.
http://koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/special/2010/08/178_71594.html
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