The son of Russian millionaire Sergey V. Protosenya who remains suspected of a double homicide, spoke publicly for the first time on the case. On April 20, the Catalan police found in a residential house in Lloret de Mar the bodies of two women, who had been stabbed to death, as well as that of a hanged man. According to initial investigations, the police imagined the trail of a father who killed his wife and daughter before committing suicide. To read also: Catalonia: a Russian kills his wife and daughter before committing suicide in Lloret However, as reported by the Independent, the profile of one of the victims, Sergey Valerievich Protosenya, a rich and powerful Russian man, caught the eye. Read also: His fortune is estimated at 440 million dollars, who is this Russian who killed his wife and daughter in Lloret? In the wake of this macabre discovery, several media learned that 4 other influential Russian men also committed suicide after killing their loved ones. A question was therefore very quickly posed: would this be a calculated modus operandi, seeking to hide the murder of disturbing Russian oligarchs. Read also: War in Ukraine: murders or suicides? Several Russian oligarchs have disappeared in mysterious circumstances since the beginning of the conflict The son of the Russian millionaire gives his opinion Sergey Protosenya’s 22-year-old son, called Fredor, was in Bordeaux at the time of the events. Having spoken for the first time to The Daily Mail a few days ago, the young man maintains that his father is not responsible for this double feminicide: “My father is not a killer”. In order to support his father, Fredor expressed himself: “he loved my mother and especially Maria my sister. She was his princess. He could never do anything to hurt them. I don’t know what happened that night, but I know my father didn’t hurt them.” The support of Sergey Protosenya’s friends In addition to his son, various friends of the Russian millionaire also supported the thesis of a fake suicide. One of them, named Anatoly Timoshenko, is indignant: “Sergey didn’t do it. He didn’t kill his family. It’s impossible”. Another friend of Sergey Protosenya, Roman Yuravich, also states that “He was a happy man. He loved his family. He didn’t kill his wife and daughter. I’m sure of that.” What impact on the investigation? If the testimonies of relatives of the Russian millionaire reinforce the thesis of a set up, nothing has yet been proven. The Catalan police, refusing to communicate on the investigation, are still looking for the truth in this case.