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Rachelle and Matthew Brettler's teenage son, Zac, perished in November 2019 after falling from a fifth-story terrace of an upscale riverside residence. No indicators pointed to suicidal tendencies, yet numerous signs hinted at intense fear. In his final months, Zac had associated with two individuals who mistakenly thought he was the offspring of a Russian billionaire, set to inherit a fortune of £200 million. Both men were present on the evening of his death—one inside the flat—and provided conflicting statements to law enforcement. The family felt the police inquiry was inadequate, citing unexamined key witnesses and untested blood traces on the walls. By 2021, the Crown Prosecution Service determined there was too little proof to pursue homicide or obstruction of justice charges. The 2022 inquest concluded with an open verdict. "I cannot bridge the uncertainties; I cannot hypothesize," the coroner stated. "The circumstances remain unclear."