The founder of a popular Argentine restaurant in Miami and New York City was found dead in a river in India after jumping in to help a man struggling in the current.
March 24, 2014 at 10:29 AM
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The founder of a popular Argentine restaurant in Miami and New York City was found dead in a river in India after jumping in to help a man struggling in the current, according to a statement Saturday from the restaurant group.
Hector Rolotti and five other people jumped into the murky waters of the Ganges River last Monday to help the man and Rolotti was the only one who did not make it back to shore, according to the Novecento Group.
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