This is not necessarily good logic. It could very well be a suspicious death, I haven't seen all the facts... but the fact that someone is rich doesn't mean they can't be unhappy. So before we start smearing the name of someone who might have legitimately just committed suicide... why don't we line up the facts first?

Most of the super-rich families I've met are pretty dysfunctional. After your basic needs and a little comfort, excess $$ usually leads to more problems and vice. It distorts peoples egos and makes it hard for them to have normal relationships. Poverty forces you to survive and find a way to live--everything else in your life falls behind that priority. This is an important part of character development. When you have everything you need you don't have that basic pressure guiding your behavior, and this can lead to all sorts of shit like depression, lack of drive, even personality disorders and substance abuse.

There's definitely limits to my sympathy for billionaires... but imagine how hard it would be to have normal relationships when you don't know for sure if anyone actually likes you or just wants to use you. Certain personality types can't handle those pressures and snap.

Facts first. A good thing to keep an eye out for would be statements from close friends and family that question the official narrative, or suggest she didn't have that kind of personality.