British television doctor Michael Mosley likely died from heatstroke after he went for a walk during a Greek island holiday and disappeared, a coroner has concluded.
Dr Michael Mosley 's cause of death 'unascertainable' but coroner says it was likely linked to one of two reasons: inquest
Dr Mosley and his wife Dr Clare Bailey had been staying with friends on Symi and decided on June 5 to travel to Pedi Beach in the late morning. "He had his rucksack, one litre of water and a biscuit, and had a hat and umbrella," it said, adding the doctor appeared"energetic and cheerful".
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