Business Collapse? Broken Love? Family Issues? Theories Emerge As To Why L’Wren Scott Committed Suicide -- The 5 Latest Developments

March 19 2014, Published 10:48 a.m. ET
We've got all the latest in the tragic suicide of L'Wren Scott, the 49-year-old fashion designer best known for her longtime relationship with Rolling Stone Mick Jagger who was found hanged to death on a scarf in a Manhattan high-rise on Monday.
Determined To Die
Authorities in New York Wednesday said that Scott was so intent on ending her life, she also used a necktie to hang herself with as well as a scarf. A law enforcement insider told the NY Post that the "necktie would apply more pressure," and Scott -- who "clearly wanted to do the job right" -- "must have figured that if the scarf wasn't long enough or something, then the necktie would choke her out."
'Blood On His Hands'
Reports remain in conflict as to the status of Scott's relationship with Jagger at the time of her death: The rocker's camp said allegations they had parted ways were "100 percent untrue," while a pal of Scott's informed the NY Post that the English singer "has blood on his hands" after he broke up with her in recent weeks. Jagger, as we previously reported, said on Tuesday that he and Scott had "spent many wonderful years together and had made a great life for ourselves;" and that he would "never forget her."
The Final Countdown
Insiders told the paper that in the week leading up to her self-inflicted demise, Scott was holed up at Jagger's villa on the private Caribbean island of Mustique. Normally an affable social butterfly, Scott was not seen at