It has come to light that the individual who killed themselves earlier this week by leaping from a five-star hotel in New York City was a successful co-founder of the movie ticket business Fandango, which had collapsed following COVID-19 and never fully recovered. The 64-year-old “serial entrepreneur” and father of six from Greenwich, Connecticut, J. Michael Cline, fell Tuesday morning from The Kimberly Hotel’s 20th level and landed in a third-floor courtyard, according to police sources. The boutique hotel has 154 spacious luxury suites, most of which have private balconies, based on reports.

Fandango Founder, Michael Cline who lived a luxurious life:

It has been confirmed by some sources that Cline, who was also a managing partner at the startup investment business Accretive, wrote what seems to be a suicide note after jumping from the building on East 50th Street near Lexington Avenue. The contents of the suicide note are yet unknown. Cline reportedly has multimillion-dollar properties in Palm Beach, Florida, and the Hamptons, including a sizable lakefront estate that he and his spouse paid $20.75 million for in December 2020, according to the Palm Beach Daily News.