Quentin Griffiths, a prominent figure in the online fashion industry and co-founder of Asos, tragically passed away after falling from a high-rise in Pattaya, Thailand. At 58 years old and originally from London, he was found dead on February 9 in the vicinity of his 17th-floor apartment. Family sources are describing his passing as a 'mystery', as he was reported to be alone at the time of the incident. Emergency services confirmed his identity following the discovery of the body, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding his death.

The ongoing investigation into Griffiths' death has so far found no indications of foul play or forced entry into his apartment, which leaves a number of unanswered questions about what led to such a tragic incident. Forensic tests are still being conducted to ascertain the details of the fall and to determine whether it was an accident or if there were other contributing factors. This unexpected tragedy has sent shockwaves throughout the fashion community, reflecting on his legacy and contributions to the industry, especially since he was instrumental in the launch of Asos 26 years ago and had significant financial involvement in the business.

Additionally, Griffiths had encountered previous legal troubles, including allegations of financial misconduct made by his ex-wife, which he denied. Such issues were complicating factors in his life, and family sources indicate that the mystery around his death is intensifying, as they seek answers about the events leading up to this unfortunate incident. As the investigation continues, more information may emerge about both Griffiths' last moments and the broader implications of his passing for Asos and the fashion industry at large.