Billionaire Alexander Subbotin, 43, a former top executive with Kremlin-friendly energy giant Lukoil, is the latest in a number of high profile, mysterious deaths of Russian tycoons.
Alexander Subbotin, 43, was a top executive for Russian energy giant Lukoil. Local reports said he had sought the advice of shamans for a hangover cure.
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