The initial autopsy's findings have been revealed.

Michael Mosley has passed away. - The initial autopsy's findings have been revealed.

This past weekend, the British TV journalist and BBC presenter Michael Mosley (born 1957, deceased 2024) was found dead on the Greek island of Symi. His wife, Dr. Clare Bailey Mosley, reported him missing on June 5th after he didn't return from a hike. An initial autopsy revealed that the 67-year-old died of natural causes, as reported by the BBC.

Further Investigations Requested

Authorities on the island, such as the police spokeswoman Konstantia Dimoglidou, have mentioned that no injuries were found on his body. The body was discovered on a rocky shore by a private boat. Lefteris Papakalodoukas, the mayor of Symi and Michael's wife, explained that he had taken a wrong route while hiking and had fallen. The BBC also reported that separate toxicological and histological reports were requested.

Mosley, a father of four, was on Symi with his wife for a vacation. According to several sources, he left his wife on the beach on Wednesday to go hiking. His wife reported him missing in the evening when Mosley had not returned by 7:30 pm. A massive search operation ensued, involving the police, fire department, volunteers, search dogs, divers, a helicopter, and a drone. Dr. Clare Bailey Mosley later thanked all those involved in the search effort.

Popular Television Personality

Dr. Michael Mosley had been a prominent figure on UK television for approximately 20 years. Known for his work as a presenter and TV doctor, he became famous from shows such as "Trust Me, I'm a Doctor", "The Truth about Exercise", and "Lose a Stone in 21 Days", along with numerous TV appearances.

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The woman who reported Michael Mosley missing was his wife, Dr. Clare Bailey Mosley. During the weekend search operation, authorities, including the police, found no signs of foul play on the body of Michael Mosley. Despite the initial autopsy results indicating natural causes, separate toxicological and histological reports were requested by the BBC. Michael Mosley, a well-known BBC presenter and TV doctor, gained his popularity from shows like "Trust Me, I'm a Doctor" and "The Truth about Exercise".

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