George Soros’ 28-year-old son was injured in a boating accident in the Hamptons

George Soros’un 28 yaşındaki oğlu Gregory J. Soros, 6 Temmuz’da tatil için New York Hampstoms’a gitti. Satisfactory adlı süper lüks sürat teknesiyle denize açılan Gregory, direksiyonun kilitlemesi sonucu dev bir kayaya çarptı. Ağır yaralanan Gregory’nin bilincinin kapalı olduğu ve hala hastanede tedavide olduğu açıklandı. Hem kaza haberi hem sağlık durumuyla ilgili bilgiler çok sonra ortaya çıktı! Acaba bu kaza değil miydi? SOROS’un düşmanları olduğu gibi kendisini sevmeyen de çoktu!

The 28-year-old son of billionaire hedge fund manager George Soros was injured in a boating accident in the Hamptons over the holiday weekend, The New York Post reports.

Gregory J. Soros was a passenger onboard a 40-foot recreational boat called “Satisfactory” that hit a sandbar in Shinnecock Bay on Sunday evening around 6:30 p.m.

According to Southampton Patch, Gregory lost consciousness when the boat hit land. He was taken to the hospital for possible rib and head injuries, the report said.

The boat’s captain, 34-year-old Gregory Nissen, was also taken to the hospital.

We’ve reached out to Southampton Town Police for an update.

 

The son of billionaire hedge fund mogul George Soros was injured along with the captain of a boat that ran aground on Long Island this weekend.

Gregory Soros, 28, was aboard the 40-foot “Satisfactory,” which struck a sandbar about 6:30 p.m. Sunday in Shinnecock Bay, Southampton town cops told The Suffolk Times.

Skipper Gregory Nissen, 34, of Greenport, NY, told constables and the US Coast Guard that the mishap caused injuries on the vessel.

Soros, of Shelter Island, lost consciousness and taken to Southampton Hospital with possible rib and head injuries, cops told the paper.

A hospital spokeswoman told The Post there was no one with his name hospitalized there Tuesday.

George Soros is chairman of the $28 billion investment firm Soros Fund Management, where no one was made available to comment Tuesday.

Nissen also was taken to Southampton Hospital with a possible head injury, cops told Patch.com

Another passenger, Courtney Sherwood, 29, of Manhattan, reported no injuries, cops said.

The boat was later towed to a marina.

A call to the Southhampton Bay Constable’s office was not immediately returned.