Harry Yeh, LIF3 founder and early Fantom/Tomb Finance contributor, found dead after falling from his apartment in Asunción.
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Harry Chun Tak Yeh, identified as a founder of LIF3 and early contributor to Fantom and Tomb Finance, was found dead in Asunción, Paraguay after falling from a luxury apartment building. His body was discovered early Friday morning near the Jade Park building on Congreso de Colombia street, located in the Trinidad district. He was found unclothed and subsequently covered with a black plastic bag.
Police and prosecutors investigating the incident discovered that Yeh's apartment on the 30th floor had all doors open and was in disarray, with no one present at the scene. His partner, a 29-year-old Brazilian woman living on the 27th floor of the same building, told authorities she was unaware of what had occurred. Yeh's body was transferred to the Judicial Morgue for identity confirmation and autopsy.
The circumstances surrounding the fall remain under investigation by local police and the public prosecutor's office. No determination has yet been made regarding whether the death was accidental, and authorities have not publicly disclosed findings from the autopsy or preliminary inquiry into what transpired in the apartment before the incident.