Son of hedge fund founder Ray Dalio identified as victim in Greenwich crash
Police and fire officials are investigating a crash that killed a driver and sent a Greenwich Verizon store up in flames.
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Dec 19, 2020, 3:14 AM
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Updated 1,315 days ago
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6h agoBillionaire hedge fund founder and philanthropist Ray Dalio said in a statement his son died in a car crash in Greenwich.
Dalio says his son was behind the wheel of the car that crashed into the Verizon store on East Putnam Avenue Thursday afternoon.
The investigation is still underway, but officials say it appears the gas tank ruptured as a result of hitting the building, causing the fire.
