The vacation of Michael Mosley in Greece they became the last walk of the British-born presenter, because, after several days of being missing, he was found dead, according to the public broadcaster of that country, ERT.
According to the police spokesperson Konstantia Dimoglidou, the 67-year-old doctor and television producer, went for a walk last Wednesday, June 5, on the Greek island of Symi and disappeared. Now, it was announced that, on the morning (local time) of this Sunday, June 9, his lifeless body was found near the Argia Marina beach.
Lefteris Papakalodoukas, mayor of the island, gave details of the famous man’s location. “We focused the cameras and saw that it was him,” he told The Associated Press. “It was a very difficult route, [Michael Mosley] “He went through all the dangerous points.”
Although the cause of death has not been confirmed so far, the first reports indicate that Mosley has a head injury from the fall; One hypothesis mentions that, as his remains were found on the side of a rocky slope, he may have tripped and died during the fall. The corresponding identification was thanks to the clothes he was wearing on the day he was last seen. For now, the investigations continue.
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Michael Hugh Mosley He was born on March 22, 1957 in Calcutta, India, but to British parents. He studied Philosophy, Politics and Economics at New College, Oxford. Later, he decided to dedicate himself to medicine, with the intention of becoming a psychiatrist; Thus, he entered the Faculty of Medicine of Royal Free Hospital, now part of the UCL Faculty of Medicine. He graduated as a doctor, although he did not practice.
Thus, he dedicated himself to scientific journalism, making regular appearances on radio and television; as well as a column in the British newspaper The Daily Mail. Later, he began to produce and host various scientific programs; He was even nominated for an Emmy in 2002 in the category of best non-fiction special series for the miniseries The Human Facewhich looks at the science behind facial beauty, expression, and fame.
Michael Mosley is survived by his wife Claire Bailey and his four children.
