This Friday, November 4, France Sunday revealed that Mario Oliver Jutard, who briefly shared the life of Stéphanie of Monaco at the end of the 1980s, was found dead at the age of 71 in dramatic circumstances.
- France Dimanche reveals this Friday, November 4 that Mario Olivier Jutard was found dead at the age of 71
- Mario Olivier Jutard had a brief romance with Stephanie of Monaco in the late 1980s
- The man would have been “gagged then strangled to death” by burglars who left his home with valuables
tragic news for Stephanie of Monaco. In the late 1980s, the princess was a successful singer, who sat at the top of the top 50 for months with her hit like a hurricane. A title which has crossed the borders of France and which has made it an international star, even in the United States. It is moreover in Los Angeles that she met Mario Olivier Jutard, boss of a trendy club. While she was just coming out of a relationship with Rob Lowe, Stephanie of Monaco began an idyll with this Frenchman living across the Atlantic since many years.
During their love affair, the two lovebirds have been photographed several times at renowned events, including the Roland-Garros tournament. Manager of the nightclub Le Vertigo and The Gate, Mario Oliver Jutard, 14 years older than Stéphanie de Monaco, was one of the pillars of the night scene until the beginning of the 2000s, underlines Deadline. But their relationship finally ended when she left him for music producer Ron Bloom.
Mario Olivier Jutard “gagged then strangled to death”
But this Friday, November 4, the sister of Prince Albert II learned terrible news. Indeed, according to information from france sunday, the body of Mario Oliver Jutard has been found “lifeless in his villa in Las Terrenas, on the Samaná peninsula in the Dominican Republic”. The victim, aged 71, and known to be the owner of several nightclubs and restaurants, was allegedly “gagged then strangled to death” by burglars. The latter would have entered his home by breaking and entering, and would have tried to “stealing valuables”.
The announcement of this death was quickly confirmed by the American media Deadline, which specifies that the thugs would have taken with them “a safe, several Rolex watches and other valuables”. According to the national police, the death of Mario Jutard would have been provoked “by head trauma and manual compression of the neck”. The investigation must now determine the exact circumstances of his death. In. meanwhile, Mario Jutard’s course has been moved to theInstitute of Forensic Science (INACIF) of San Francisco de Macoris.