Police in Paraguay are investigating the death of a Chinese national found outside the Jade Park high-rise in the Trinidad district of Asuncion, with the individual preliminarily identified as Harry Chun Tak Yeh, founder and managing partner of Quantum Fintech Group. Authorities said he is believed to have fallen from the building’s 30th floor. The body was found naked and covered with a black plastic bag. Investigators also said the door to the apartment on the 30th floor where he was believed to be staying was open and the interior was in severe disarray. They confirmed he also owned another apartment on the 27th floor of the same building. Forensic personnel collected evidence outside the tower and inside both units, and the material has been handed to prosecutors. Prosecutors are examining several possibilities at the same time, including an accident, suspected suicide, and homicide. Judicial authorities are expected to determine the exact cause and circumstances of death through an autopsy. According to the report, Harry Yeh entered the Bitcoin market in 2013 when BTC traded at $60, launched his first fund with $250,000, and his investment network has claimed to manage more than $2.4 billion in assets.
Police in Paraguay are investigating the death of a Chinese national found outside the Jade Park high-rise in the Trinidad district of Asuncion, with the individual preliminarily identified as Harry Chun Tak Yeh, founder and managing partner of Quantum Fintech Group.
Authorities said he is believed to have fallen from the building’s 30th floor. The body was found naked and covered with a black plastic bag.
Investigators said the door to the apartment on the 30th floor where he was believed to be staying was open, and the interior was in severe disarray. They also confirmed that he owned another apartment on the 27th floor of the same building.
Forensic personnel collected evidence outside the building and inside both apartments, and the physical evidence has been turned over to prosecutors. Prosecutors are examining several possibilities in parallel, including an accident, suspected suicide, and homicide. Judicial authorities will determine the exact cause of death and the circumstances surrounding it through an autopsy.
According to the report, Chinese crypto investor Harry Yeh entered the Bitcoin market in 2013, when BTC was trading at $60. He used $250,000 to launch his first fund. His investment network has claimed to manage more than $2.4 billion in assets and has close ties to Fantom, Tomb Finance, Lif3, ZooCoin, L3 USD, and L3 Reserve.
The report cited Latribuna as the source.
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