His suicide shocked and devastated those who knew him, which came just days after he had gallbladder surgery, according to sources.
The co-founder of the movie ticket company Fandango left a deeply emotional suicide note in which he admitted he “can’t explain the pain” before jumping to his death from a high-end hotel in Midtown Manhattan, according to law enforcement sources on Thursday.
J. Michael Cline, a 64-year-old “serial entrepreneur” and father of six from Greenwich, Connecticut, leaped from the 20th floor of The Kimberly Hotel and landed in a third-floor courtyard on Tuesday morning, according to law enforcement sources. He was also a philanthropist known for supporting tiger conservation efforts, according to sources and law enforcement officials on Wednesday. An investigation into Cline’s death has been launched, police sources said.
