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German millionaire Gunter Sachs, known for his three-year marriage to actress Brigitte Bardot, committed suicide

German playboy Gunter Sachs, known for his three-year marriage to actress Brigitte Bardot, killed himself Saturday at his home resort of Gstaad in the Swiss Alps, transmit HuffingtonPost. Sachs was 78 years old and suffering from an incurable degenerative disease.

In a statement released by his family, at his request Sachs, millionaire said he chose to end their life after he concluded that he suffers from a serious degenerative disease that affected his memory and ability to communicate.

"I always did before the great challenges, " Sachs said in statement.

AP wrote that the family did not give details about the location or circumstances of death millionaire, but the weekly Focus reported that Sachs was shot Saturday at his home resort of Gstaad in the Swiss Alps.

Sachs was born in 1932 into a wealthy family of German industrialists. He used his intelligence and wealth to fund a glamorous lifestyle, which has fascinated the German public opinion '60s and '70s.

At that time, German tabloids reporting on his connections with romance and friendships on celebrities such as Andy Warhol.

Sachs has become known as a photographer, documentary filmmaker and art collector.

Swiss magazine Bilanz estimated the value of its assets of $ 340-455 million.

Sachs was married to Brigitte Bardot, between 1966-1969.

The millionaire had three children: Rolf (first marriage), Christian and Alexander (whose mother is the third wife of Sachs, Mirjam Larsson).

Pakistani Ambassador to U.S.: heads would roll after the discovery that Bin Laden fled to Pakistan years

Pakistani Ambassador to the United States, Hussain Haqqani, has assured that "heads will fall among Pakistanis Senior" after discovering the fact that Osama bin Laden took refuge in Pakistan for years. He explained that a decision in this regard could be taken immediately after completion of the investigation. Pakistani ambassador made the remarks in an interview given to CNN and took the France Presse.

"If these heads fall for incompetence, we will inform the United States. If it proves collusion, then will be zero tolerance" - said Hussain Haqqani.

White House demanded, moreover, the authorities in Islamabad to explain how it was possible that the world's most wanted man to live for years in the Pakistani city of Abbottabad. Request Americans takes place in a context where Washington has not informed the Pakistani authorities about the operation that launched her to kill the leader of Al Qaida, one week ago.

Sunday, Mr. Obama said that Bin Laden would have benefited from support to "just inside" Pakistan. "

Osama bin Laden lived in Pakistan for over seven years - said Saturday officials of the Pakistani security services told Reuters. One of the widows terrorist leader told investigators the terrorist group Al Qaeda leader lived in a village in Pakistan for almost two and half years before moving to the nearby city of Abbottabad, where he was found and killed U.S. forces.

A Harvard University PhD student has been elected political leader of Tibetans, the Dalai Lama in his place

Tibetan exiles have chosen a law professor, a graduate of Harvard University to become their political leader, said on Monday. Lobsang Sangay (42 years) was chosen for Tibetan 55% of voters, it will to replace the Dalai Lama.

Sangay received 27,051 of the votes, managed to defeat two other candidates for prime minister Tibetan.

"Election Commission Central Tibetan Administration of His Holiness the Dalai Lama at the height of Dr. Lobsang Sangay said on the third kalon trip," said Election Commission head, Jampal Chosang, using the Tibetan name for the prime minister.

According to analysts, Sangay's election will bring a Tibetan government in exile, more radical, which is seeking autonomy from China and the region to prevent a possible crisis in the Tibetan leadership in the event of death of the Dalai Lama.

Born in a refugee camp in India in 1968, Sangay won the Fulbright scholarship to Harvard, where he received his doctorate in law. During college in New Delhi, he was leader of the Tibetan Youth Congress, which called for total independence from China.

As the Tibetan prime minister, he will have to move into the Indian city of Dharamsala, where the government in exile formed after 1959.

In March, the Dalai Lama (75 years) said it would give political power to a leader elected by the Tibetan diaspora. He will continue to be the spiritual leader of his people, who revere him as the reincarnation of Buddha.

"Tibetans need a leader, chosen freely by the people, who loves transmitting power. Now I've got to be clear in due course to achieve this," said the Tibetan spiritual leader. He then announced he would propose amendments to the Charter of Tibetans in exile to achieve change.

Beijing authorities have claimed that the announcement of the Dalai Lama is a "ruse" to "deceive the international community."

"Dalai Lama has often spoken about in the years preceding his retirement. I think it's tricks to fool the international community," said a spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry.