Mystery After Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh Dies In CT Fire ‘Cause Of Death’ Under Investigation

CONNECTICUT. (THECOUNT) — Tony Hsieh, the former CEO of Zappos before the company was sold to Amazon $1.9 billion, was found dead in Connecticut in a house fire.

Hsieh, 46, who had been living Las Vegas, Nevada, trailer park, “Llamapolis,” died in a fire while visiting Connecticut with his brother.

Though reports say Hsieh died from injuries he sustained from a house fire, according to law enforcement, the ultimate cause of the millionaire’s death is still “under investigation.”

Hsieh was visiting Connecticut with his brother at the time of the fire. It’s not clear if anyone else was injured.

According to records, Hsieh, a graduate of Harvard University, had a net worth of at least $840 million.

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