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ASOS Co-Founder Found Dead After 17th-Floor FallDied Feb 9 in Pattaya; was 58 and remained a major shareholder.
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- Quentin Griffiths, co-founder of ASOS, fell from the balcony of his 17th-floor Pattaya apartment and died on February 9.
- Local police told AFP on February 20 that investigators are favoring suicide over homicide, noting a closed apartment door and no signs of forced entry.
- An autopsy has been ordered to clarify the circumstances, while ASOS issued a statement honoring Griffiths's early role with the company.
- Griffiths co-founded AsSeenOnScreen with Nick Robertson in 2000, left management in 2005 but remained a major shareholder, and ASOS reported $3.2 billion in revenue in 2025.
We are deeply saddened by the death of Quentin, one of our co-founders. He played a key role in ASOS's early days and we will always be grateful for his contribution. Our thoughts are with his family and loved ones.— ASOS, in a press release
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