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Who is Richard Lexington Sutton? Wiki, Biography, Age, Family, Suspect, Cause of Death, Investigation

Richard Lexington Sutton Wiki - Richard Lexington Sutton Biography

Sir Richard Lexington Sutton, the 9th Baronet, was head of the Sutton family, owning around 7,000 acres of land in Dorset, Berkshire, London, Lincolnshire, and Aberdeenshire. As well as owning huge swathes of land, he also owned a hotel empire. The 83-year-old had bought his Moorhill country estate in Dorset in 2014 for £1.4million. One local resident said Sir Richard was a long-term resident of Higher Langham, but "was a private person who did not engage much" with the tiny community of around 200 people. Sir Richard's flagship hotels were the Sheraton Grand and the Athenaeum, both on London’s prestigious Piccadilly. His Settled Estates bought the leasehold on the five-star Sheraton in 2014. The following year it was given a multi-million-pound refit. Suites at the art deco hotel cost up to £1,500 a night. Sir Richard also owned three high-end MGallery hotels in Bath, Cheltenham and Windsor. Another of his firms owns a large farming estate in the Lincolnshire Wolds and 1,800 acres with livestock and arable crops around Stockcross, Berks. One of the village’s pubs, The Lord Lyon, was named after a Sutton family horse that in 1866 won racing’s Triple Crown — the Derby, St Leger and 2,000 Guineas.

Richard Lexington Sutton Age

Richard Lexington Sutton was 83 years old.

Wife

Sir Richard married his first wife Fiamma Sutton in 1959 before they divorced. They had two children, David, 61, and Caroline, 55, and five grandchildren. He later married Anne Schreiber who has three children from a previous relationship — daughters Louisa, 39, Rose, 35, and son Thomas, 34.

Richard Lexington Sutton Stabbed

The 83-year-old owner of the Athenaeum in Mayfair and the Sheraton Grand in Park Lane was found dead by police on arrival to his Moorhill country estate near Gillingham on the evening of April 7. He had sadly suffered fatal knife wounds. His wife Anne Schreiber was also injured in the frenzied attack and is in hospital fighting for her life. A suspect in a Range Rover was pursued by police officers across Wiltshire, Hampshire, Berkshire and Surrey before being arrested in Hammersmith, west London, some 100 miles away. Dorset police said that a 34-year-old man was being held last night on suspicion of murder and attempted murder and was believed to have been known to both the victims. Sir Richard was named 435th on last year’s The Sunday Times Rich List, with a fortune of £301 million in May 2020, curated from these investments into farming, land, property, and hotel ownership. Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this sad time. His Newbury-based company Sir Richard Sutton Ltd, released a statement paying tribute, saying: “We are deeply saddened and devastated by the sudden death of Sir Richard Sutton. “Sir Richard was a caring, generous and warm family man, who genuinely regarded those who worked for him as part of his extended family. “His loss will be felt by everyone within the company, those who worked with him, and his family who have lost an incredible individual. “Our thoughts are with the Sutton family at this tragic time.”

Suspect

Meanwhile, the suspect had fled, triggering a police operation involving six forces. The car was tracked after it left Dorset then sped across Wiltshire, Hampshire, Berkshire and Surrey. Helicopters were also scrambled as the car made its way at high speed towards London. A team of crack SCO19 firearms officers in an armed response vehicle then moved in on it at 10.30pm in Hammersmith, West London. They swung in front of the Range Rover, forcing it to stop. When officers pulled the driver from the vehicle, they had to carry out immediate first aid on him and an ambulance was called. The Met Police said: “When they approached the vehicle, officers discovered that the lone male occupant had sustained a number of serious injuries.” Dorset Police said the man was known to the victims. Witness Maureen Kane, 50, who was at home when the incident occurred, claims up to 40 “armed” police officers swarmed the area. Maureen said: “I just heard a loud screech of cars swerving and then crash sounds. “Then I looked out of my window and saw lots of armed police jumping on top of a car and aiming guns at a man and all around his car. “He was a white male in his 30s and seemed to be injured – it looked pretty bad – but I’m not sure if he was injured in a crash,” she said. “I was scared as I thought it was a terrorist and there was so many police officers with guns. “About 10 policemen surrounded him until an ambulance arrived.” Another witness told MailOnline: “They cut his clothes off, his shirt and trousers, and then wrapped him in a silver foil wrap as they administered first aid. “The ambulances showed up a short while later. ‘The paramedics took over the medical treatment. “The driver of the Range Rover appeared to be conscious as the officers were talking to him and I could see him move slightly. “After maybe an hour to 90 minutes he was placed on a stretcher with an oxygen mask over his mouth and placed in the back of one of the ambulances. “I could see a senior officer briefing his officers afterwards. I heard him say ‘five stab wounds’ which I took to be the injuries of the driver they’d stopped.” Read Also: Who is Quindon Tarver? Wiki, Biography, Age, Family, Cause of Death, Instagram

Investigation Report

Today, three police vans were seen at the entrance of a long road leading to the distant property, while forensic officers were observed inside. A neighbor said: “The Suttons live there. “They have two older children and grandchildren. “This is very bad. You could never imagine that such a thing could happen. “They are very nice people.” A local farmer said: “Last night I saw a search helicopter with a spotlight on it, and then an air ambulance landed. “The inhabitants are a former British elite landowner and wife.” Another neighbor said they had been aware of police helicopters flying over the house for several hours. Their families were informed and the Dorset forensic officer was informed of the death. Detective Inspector Simon Huxter, from the Dorset Police Major Crime Investigation Team, said: “Our thoughts are supported by the family of the man who sadly died in this extremely difficult time and the injured woman and by specially trained officers. “We will do a thorough investigation to determine exactly what happened at the address at Higher Langham, and on the evening of April 7th, I would like to invite anyone who saw or heard anything suspicious in the area to contact us. “There is a cordon left at the address and there will continue to be a heavy police presence in the vicinity while we are conducting investigations. Officers can reach members of the public with any information or concern.” Sir Richard Lexington Sutton, 9th Baronet, Dorset, Berkshire, London, Lincolnshire, and Aberdeenshire He was the head of the Sutton family who owned the land. He inherited his title and legacy from his father in 1981 and was worth an estimated £ 301 million in May 2020, placing him at 435th place in the Sunday Times Rich List. In total, he and his family own around 7,000 acres of land in the UK – more than double the amount MoD has.

Net Worth

Sir Richard inherited his title and estate in 1981 and was 435th on the Sunday Times’ Rich List. The baronet’s family title dates back to the time of King James I. His net worth was estimated at £301million in May 2020. Sir Richard owned a huge portfolio of property, farms and hotels across the country, including the five-star Sheraton Grand on London's swanky Park Lane and the Athenaeum in Mayfair. The millionaire had a sprawling property empire and 7,000 acres of land, is said to be more than the amount owned by the Ministry of Defence. FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK Read the full article