How the billionaire who hid his wife's dead body schmoozed his way back into society: Tetra Pak heir's incredible social resurrection after ditching drugs, marrying Establishment arm candy and being VERY generous with his wealth Hans Rausing hid the body of wife Eva Rausing was she died in May 2012 The pair would spend days hidden in their Chelsea flat getting high on drugs Despite him being handed a suspended sentence for hiding the body, he is still seen at high society gatherings Rausing is heir to the £4.3billion Tetra Pak fortune
Mena: I am always asking why a millionaire or a billionaire who dont have to worry about paying their bills, put foods on the table, pay the college of their children and sometime dont have a 9 to 5 job have to be addicted to drugs. I understand rich people use drug for pleasure to get high and to relax but being addicted to drugs to the point of overdose when you are rich doesnt make sense. Some of those rich people may have been sexually abused by their parents when they were children but you dont deal with sexual abuse with drugs you hire a psychologist to help you.
ast October, an opera about Hans and Eva was performed in Sweden. No one from the Rausing family told the director what they thought of the scrip
Eva Rausing was arrested in 2008 for taking crack and heroin into the American embassy but she won the backing of the Prince of Wales who refused to sack her as a trustee
Hans Rausing in Chelsea after he was arrested when his wife's body was found in their flat in May 2012
Hans Rausing and Julia Delves Broughton attend The Serpentine Gallery summer party at The Serpentine Gallery on July 2, 2015, in London
