The widow of David Carradine accused the film company of involvement in her husband's death

The widow of the famous American actor David Carradine sent a lawsuit against the film company and the filming of the latest film with the participation of a legendary star, in which she accused the company of acting, entailed the violent death of her deceased husband years ago, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the American edition of the Daily Held.

The half-naked body of the 72-year-old Carradine was discovered on the morning of June 4, 2009 hanging on a rope in an open post-wing cabinet in a room of one of the Bangkok hotels. The actor arrived in Thailand for filming Stretch. According to investigators, the famous partner of the mind Thurman, on the cult film by Quentin Tarantino to Kill Bill, could die while trying to "specific self -satisfaction."

According to the publication, Ann Carradine’s lawsuit contains claims to a company that promised to provide the actor with maximum comfort and provide a personal assistant during the filming of a personal assistant who was supposed to help the star orient himself in an unfamiliar city. However, the young man left his ward shortly before dinner, after which the actor was found dead in the hotel room late in the evening.

According to the representative of the Court of Los Angeles, the court lawsuit was sent on Friday morning in the name of the French film company MS2 SA, responsible for shooting Stretch.

The French film company has not yet commented on what happened.

According to Thai media, the actor hanged himself on nylon ropes of black and yellow, which, according to the police, were not part of the hotel equipment, but were purchased in the city. According to the lieutenant General of the Vorapong Sivrchi during the investigation, one rope was tied to the neck, and the other below the waist, both ropes were interconnected.