Missing tycoon’s co-defendant fatally struck by car


The co-defendant of British tech tycoon Mike Lynch – who is currently missing in Italy – has died after being hit by a car. Stephen Chamberlain, 52, was Mr Lynch’s co-defendant in his US fraud trial in which both men were acquitted following the $11bn (£8.64bn) sale of the software giant Autonomy.

Mr Chamberlain was the former vice-president of finance at Autonomy. Prior to his US trial he was the former chief operating officer of British cyber security company Darktrace.

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Source: BBC News


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