Murder suspicion discharged in Romanian businessman’s car crash

The murder suspicion is excluded in the case of local businessman Dan Condrea’s death, said Augustin Lazar, Romania’s General Prosecutor. Dan Condrea, the owner of Hexi Pharma, a company accused of selling diluted disinfectants to hundreds of public hospitals in Romania, died in a car crash on May 22. “There is a suspicion that it was, indeed, a suicide, but things will be clarified after the evidence is analyzed,” the General Prosecutor added, reports local Mediafax. According to prosecutors, Dan Condrea received a text message from his wife a few minutes before the car accident where she advised him “not to do anything stupid.” The man died in a car accident on Sunday, May 22, before the prosecutors had the chance to charge him in the diluted disinfectant case. He was found dead and disfigured after he smashed into a tree with a company car. The DNA tests confirmed that the driver who died in the car crash was indeed Dan Condrea, as there had been suspicions about a setup as well. editor@romania-insider.com