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The Body of the famous British Presenter Michael Mosley was found in Greece

Published June 9, 2024
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The body of popular British television presenter Michael Mosley was found on the Greek island of Soumi, local authorities announced.

Mosley (67) went missing after going for a walk on Wednesday, June 5.

British media also broadcast surveillance footage earlier showing a man, believed to be Mosley, walking with an umbrella by the harbor in the village of Pedi and heading towards the hills.

The Greek authorities then directed the search to that part of the island of Sumi. Divers and patrol boats also took part in the search.

Photo: BBC

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