Monaco investigates death of Antoine de Massy, 29

Authorities in Monaco are investigating the death of Antoine de Massy, a 29-year-old member of the Princely family whose body was found in a public garden. The cause of death has not been established, and investigators have not said what role, if any, a man held in custody had in the events surrounding it. The Monaco Public Prosecutor’s Office said all possibilities remain under consideration, including an accident. It has not identified a cause of death or described the detained man as a suspect. His role remains unclear, and he may be a witness, according to the prosecutor’s account. De Massy was found on Sunday, October 25, after he failed to attend a family lunch, according to reports. One account said a relative contacted Monaco’s Public Security Department after he did not appear. Another reported that police identified a man near the scene on surveillance footage and arrested him. Authorities have not publicly established the man’s connection to the death. The Princely Palace announced de Massy’s death on Monday, October 26. Prince Albert II and Princess Charlène said they were saddened and offered condolences to his family and loved ones. The palace described him as a...