Barman describes harrowing moment he found body in Michael Mosley search as hunt comes to tragic end

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POLICE believe the body found on the rocky coast of the Greek island of Symi is missing TV doctor Michael Mosley.
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@Lina_5_ 25 дней назад

I am Greek and every year I'm visiting our islands. I can't stand how many tourists are sitting in the sun around 13:00-17:00, it's EXTREMELY dangerous !!! I understand that many of them live in countries without sunshine, but PLEASE don't do that. Water, hat, SPF, shadow. You can enjoy the beaches early in the morning or after 17:00. I'm very sad for Michael Mosley. This beautiful island became his last place. R.I.P.

@MADC1973 25 дней назад

You local people have learned from a young age how to behave in such a hot climate. Many foreigners like us British think our summers are hot and assume those conditions are the same as yours when are definitely not. The sad thing is, Dr Mosley was an educated man and a doctor and had enough medical knowledge to understand it was dangerous.

@Kokoda144 25 дней назад

@@MADC1973 33C with 30% humidity. That is child play compared to Darwin NT where some places have 1 human per 100 km2. There is a house right there, I doubt this was dehydration and more like foul play

@charleswhite758 25 дней назад

You can enjoy the beaches early in the morning or after 17:00😂😂 No, we are British, we go out in the mid-day sun. Every hour doing a siesta is an hour of wasted sunshine😂

@xavierbourguignon37220 25 дней назад

@@MADC1973 He may have been overcome by the heat (heat stroke) and doctor or not, educated or not, it will disorient anyone and make people do weird things unfortunately.

@lsmith9249 25 дней назад

'@Lina_5_ i'm British and not all tourists have any sense

@Petunia-fl9lu 25 дней назад

it's so very sad. As an Aussie you know you don't walk around in that heat...the thing with heatstroke is it catches up with you and there's no 'saving' someone once they get to a certain level of heatroke anyway... we don't know why he made the wrong turn or didn't turn around and what he was thinking - but he was a nice bloke and it's heartbreaking that he nearly made it to help and shade etc. He said he wasn't feeling well when he took off to start with. We never know when it's our last day. so bizarre and so sad. he had so much more to offer the world.

@sandraowens4821 25 дней назад

mad dogs and englishmen as they say. i feel very sorry for his family.

@xr6lad 25 дней назад

As an Aussie it’s not even just walking in the heat. It’s just the lack of constant water can bring on dizziness and a ‘heat headache’ while sitting in shade. Hydration and shade is everything.

@PumpinggainzNartistic 25 дней назад

He was a doctor though

@mrechelon7051 25 дней назад

Such a sad end to his life..what a shock. 😢

@eleanordalrymple6710 25 дней назад

Old Aussie woman here. Few years ago, when I was same age as Dr Mosley, I got heat stressed after chasing the neighbours sheep out of my garden. About 30C, rushed out without my hat or phone, moving quickly over rough ground getting all the stragglers, then had to fix hole in the fence, before trying to walk back home. I was OK until suddenly I wasn't... felt dizzy and nauseous, head spinning, the ground swaying beneath my feet. Luckily i got to a tree and lay down in the shade, where I stayed for 30 minutes, then crawled on all fours back to my hayshed and a a water tap. Had a drink, soaked my clothing and hair, then managed to stagger to the house. It happened so quickly. That poor man... can only hope the end was quick.

@agatanowicka4432 25 дней назад

So sad, such a good and modest man. I loved his programmes. He was an inspiration to many.

@Desiklown 25 дней назад

Me too I’m so sad about this. My sister and I have been waiting on this news. RIP ❤

@jamessmythe1891 25 дней назад

Didn’t know he was on AstraZenca payroll, paid to promote Covid vaccine, a bit sneaky move for a celebrity TV doctor ?

@BrianMurfitt 25 дней назад

Poor Dr Mosley, I really liked his health shows, he always presented them informatively without being condescending or irritating. What a way to go in that blistering heat and dehydrated! Bless him may he RIP.🙏🏻

@serenityinside1 25 дней назад

.. out at midday , on difficult challenging terrain either steep ascents , with no phone … and water 😯… and he was 67 … and a f*cking doctor 😳🙄

@hassyg4083 25 дней назад

@@serenityinside1 clearly clandestine meeting. he was found right next to sunbathers

@marianne8280 25 дней назад

@@serenityinside1 I thought the same!

@BrianMurfitt 25 дней назад

@@serenityinside1 Well we all make mistakes! That umbrella was more of a hindrance than a help, anything could have caused his death? The cause of death will be confirmed in due course, in the meantime, let's all offer our condolences.🙏🏻

@anjou6497 25 дней назад

@@serenityinside1 How nasty of you. He likely HAD water in his rucksack.

@marianne8280 25 дней назад

I don´t know why I am feeling so sad, I didn´t know him. He seemed to be such a nice and gentle man. Here in Sweden he has been a lot on the television with his programs, I will miss him.

@cupcake0480 25 дней назад

Becuase you’re human ❤

@DespaceMan 25 дней назад

@@cupcake0480 Shows he has Sympathy, will never be a CEO

@clarahickman4607 25 дней назад

Me too. I didn’t know him from Adam but I am feeling very sad. He just seemed like such a wonderful, clever and caring man who wanted to help others

@mitchhills4747 25 дней назад

@@clarahickman4607 I have one of his books, watched him regularly on TV and feel I knew a part of him in a way. It's OK to feel sad and part of being human....

@johnbatch9276 25 дней назад

@@cupcake0480because

@vipin6986 25 дней назад

R.I.P I hope people learn from this tragedy. The locals will never attempt to go for a walk or hike in such terrain at those temperatures in a country where you are not native.

@karenmbbaxter 25 дней назад

Agree.....some people have to work in those temps and have no choice......He had a choice.

@thomasmusso1147 25 дней назад

It is not yet known the cause of his death. Maybe temperature had nothing to do with it.

@JohnPretty1 25 дней назад

You don't know the cause of death. It might be nothing to do with this.

@JohnPretty1 25 дней назад

@@karenmbbaxter Except that until the autopsy you won't know the cause of his death. Why don't you wait for that?

@serenityinside1 25 дней назад

@@thomasmusso1147he went for a walk in 37 degrees heat at midday without water - maybe heat at least played a major role .. ah ? 🙄

@bluecat798 25 дней назад

We Brits are so desperate for a bit of sun we forget such high temperatures can fry us in 5 minutes. So sad, such a lovely man 😢😢😢

@NigelHyphenJones 25 дней назад

What BS….. blaming the Sun ☀️…… Humans cant survive without the Sun (even behind clouds 🌧️)

@joshparker6015 25 дней назад

I’m on holiday right now in Cyprus, it’s no joke here atm, even Spanish people are in the shade after an hour, it’s 35 on the southwest, can’t imagine how hot Greece is, creeps up on you too because of the wind, RIP big man

@ArjunGhag-ix7te 25 дней назад

UK sad today. My nice mate is gone. Feels similar to deaths of Sports Champs Bobby Moore & Bob Willis.

@joshparker6015 25 дней назад

Not to mention 30 degrees at 4AM, it’s crazy

@wideawakenotwoke6178 25 дней назад

Lovely why?

@kalayne6713 25 дней назад

From a fellow Australian, sincere condolences to his grieving family. He was one of the good doctors, a rare breed these days. What a sad, mysterious end to a full life. RIP Michael. You made a difference.

@charleswhite758 25 дней назад

He wasn't an Aussie

@xavierbourguignon37220 25 дней назад

What a strange comment, all of the doctors I have dealt with in my life were/are good doctors, they've always been helpful, to the point and helped with what ever problem I came to see them with. Maybe I am not understanding what you are trying to say.

@zellalaing5439 25 дней назад

Fellow aussie? Guy was like born in India to Brotish parents, growing up in Britian - do you actually know who he is?

@farookjahoor4977 25 дней назад

Most doctors are still good people compared to every other profession maybe except teachers. They are all a "rare breed" who spend most of their youthful years studying night and day to make the lives of others better. I can make these bold statements with confidence because I spent my entire life teaching them!

@stephenbeard9133 25 дней назад

We know why he got unalived

@hermeslover340 25 дней назад

He ate so well and healthy to prolong a long healthy life . Loved watching and listening to him . When your time is up I guess we can’t change that . Such a loss he was a lovely man 😢😢

@mitchhills4747 25 дней назад

I know. He was always trying to find new and innovative ways for himself and others to live their best lives - and this is such an awful loss to his family, friends and the wider community.

@MoonSpinners 25 дней назад

I feel for his family, but I can’t help but say..what on earth was he thinking? Walking that far in that heat? No phone, probably not enough water, with just an umbrella. And he was a doctor! It makes no sense to me at all.

@bilo84-qc6ux 25 дней назад

Probably just a misjudgement on his part. I'm sure we've all underestimated things like heat etc and overestimated our abilities to tackle it. Occasionally, sadly, it ends up going horribly wrong. We shouldn't be too harsh on the man.

@samcarena4702 25 дней назад

And he was probably fasting as well

@dilekavan5796 25 дней назад

It is a tiny island and in so many tour guides and blogs they recommend to climb the hill to get a stunning view. He may also be bored as an Intelligent Londoner it is like open prison he had curious mind and challenging personality.he probably did not know the danger and underestimated heat or got lost the track so for a wise man this is not an acceptable death. Great LOSS

@lindavincent708 25 дней назад

He may have become confused in the heat. I myself was badly affected when walking back to my hotel in the Netherlands a few years ago (the temperature was 40C). Luckily I was able to sit in the shade until I felt well enough to continue walking to the nearest shop, which happened to be air conditioned. After five minute in the cool shop I was able to walk the rest of the way to my hotel. I am very careful now.

@annag1202 25 дней назад

There was a statement from his wife saying he took the wrong route. He had water, a hat and umbrella and the route he had planned was not a long distance or on difficult terrain. I would imagine once he realised his mistake he spotted the beach and bar and was heading there but simply collapsed. It was just a mistake with tragic consequences, could happen to anyone.

@crh251 25 дней назад

So many of us are going to miss Dr. Mosley. I always found him so engaging and fun to watch. He always had so much energy. Thank you to all the people who searched for him. He left this world a better place. RIP Dr. Mosley. Condolences to his wife and children.

@sandymcgregor8858 25 дней назад

One thing I can't understand is why it took his wife so many hours to report him missing, especially since he was unwell and the incredibly hot weather. 😢

@davidhoward4715 25 дней назад

He was going for a walk. Do you know what "a walk" is? No; you probably haven't gone for a walk in years.

@jillsy2815 24 дня назад

I think they said he left at 1:30 & she reported him at 4. Maybe they had an argument?

@RªVENISHERE67 19 дней назад

It's a weird story

@Mediumal 25 дней назад

What a terrible end. The poor man and his family. Bizarre demise and such a strange way for someone with his medical knowledge to perish. It will be interesting to see the Coroner's Report. My deepest condolences to his wife and kids. What should have been a lovely holiday has ended in tragedy.

@peni2769 25 дней назад

A ray of sunshine, thank God for his gifts he shared with us, may the family be comforted

@Storm.Z.4u 25 дней назад

Wasn't that what killed him? Just saying

@SilverSparkles22 25 дней назад

@@Storm.Z.4uToo soon

@John27346 24 дня назад

A ray of sunshine killed by the sun's rays@@Storm.Z.4u

@iona5439 24 дня назад

@@Storm.Z.4uhis own error killed him.

@michaelt2166 25 дней назад

The barman comes across as a humble and decent person...

@ComputerGameAmbience 25 дней назад

Whats he supposed to do crawl around on his hands and knees barking like an ape?

@hassyg4083 25 дней назад

yeh didnt notice the body for days , he could be ukranian

@martrog3429 25 дней назад

@@hassyg4083 and you are stupid.

@BigSausageTits 25 дней назад

“questions about why he was found first by a barman as well as a journalist” barman sold the location.

@charm8167 25 дней назад

I feel totally feel for this man, it must have been traumatic and distressing experience to find a person that is deceased after five days. I hope that he will get some professional support to help him deal with the trauma.

@thefilmarchivesofdrmichael4443 25 дней назад

Condolences to Michael’s wife and family. He healed so many people all over the world. And he did it with grace, style and a smile. Thank you Michael for the gifts you left behind.

@JOEYDEEZ369 25 дней назад

RIP Mr Mosley… I’m so sorry your life has ended… You will be sorely missed my friend !!

@JOEYDEEZ369 25 дней назад

@@johnbatch9276 idiot ;)’

@Tia-Louisa 24 дня назад

@@johnbatch9276 You wont be miserable John.

@harpothehealer 25 дней назад

Dr Mosley was an inspiration known for his work world wide, very very sad RIP No one should be judging actions now, but simply reflect on the man his wonderful work informing us all.

@JuneRowe-ny2ze 25 дней назад

❤ well said x

@zzsmile1 25 дней назад

@TheSun Please respect him by putting 'Dr.' Michael Moseley, his death doesn't remove that title. Rest in Peace Dr. Michael Moseley!

@heleneentwistle8050 25 дней назад

Such heartbreaking news, thinking of Mr Moseley's wife and children at these difficult times. May he Rest in Peace. 🙏🙏

@DeeDee-el8bd 25 дней назад

Amen🙏❤️

@loonranger469 25 дней назад

He could see him from a distance away but for 5 days he went unnoticed? 🤔

@mitchhills4747 25 дней назад

3 days....and apparently there were some rocks over him, which may have obscured the view.

@lehcaraz1 21 день назад

He was lying behind a small wall and fence that separates the hillside from the marina/bar. You would have to walk close to the wall to see the body.

@TraceyMella 25 дней назад

What a sad sad thing.

@johnbatch9276 25 дней назад

It don't mean a thing 😅

@sinful251 25 дней назад

I just don't understand it. Why would someone at the age of 67 want to walk for miles in the heat instead of spending time with his wife and friends? No phone, no water, no information on where he was going. He was on the beach of St. Nicholas and went to Agia Mariana, where no one was waiting for him. Why did he do that? Information is given that he was heading to the centre of the island and his body was found several meters from the sea. How did this happen? I'm sorry, but his actions didn't make any sense. RIP

@Petunia-fl9lu 25 дней назад

he made it to the first point, but took a wrong turn at that point, instead of going left he went right.... he was probably just not thinking straight or not familiar with the route or whatever. he was with friends and wife so probably thought he didn't need his phone - their plan was to go to the beach then head back before leaving, together. It's unfortunate though but would he have had reception to his phone? very sad, it might have saved him.

@gopnikolai7483 25 дней назад

That age, no phone, no water in that temperature, no information where he's going... Is it not obvious? Looks like it makes perfect sense to me.

@thebusinessfinder2543 25 дней назад

@@gopnikolai7483 what are you saying?

@bilo84-qc6ux 25 дней назад

@annelliott6653 25 дней назад

Yeah your right and he is a doctor.he would know this.Was he speaking out about something they didn't want and silence the other doctors who do like dr Malone and the rest.😢

@ThePixey1000 25 дней назад

A short life but he helped so many and on TV made us smile such a lovely guy RIP.

@theTruthLifeNWay 25 дней назад

Absolutely heartbreaking that this has happened and hopefully more light is able to be shed on what happened in the coming days. 67/85 as a percent is 78.824%, so yes as tragic as his death is, at least he had a good run and not short as you have commented

@daidavies6210 25 дней назад

Help so many really ??????? he worked for the Pedos at the BBC …

@JohnPretty1 25 дней назад

67 years? "short"?

@DespaceMan 25 дней назад

@@JohnPretty1 yes 67 is a bit early to go, if he didn't have this tragic accident I would predicted he would be well in his 80's, sadly he didn't RIP.

@pam164 25 дней назад

@DespaceMan 67 is good age.

@Boogledigs 25 дней назад

Such a kindly man. My sincerest condolences to his family.

@Jane-rc2rk 25 дней назад

It’s very sad. Anything could have happened a simple fall, a twisted ankle, a heart attack, a snake bite … who knows? An accident could happen to anyone.

@theduchess9019 25 дней назад

Absolutely! No need for freaking conspiracy theories or for blaming him, his wife, or whoever else.

@Sgt_Bill_T_Co 25 дней назад

Noel Coward was right "Mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the midday sun"

@angelm6092 17 дней назад

This quote has bothered me so much. Not appropriate for now!!!

@edithrondon790 25 дней назад

What a "WISE" man! Didn't he know how dangerous it was??

@AndrewDaley-lr9qg 25 дней назад

He new but kept pushing it. 🇬🇧

@tara34952 25 дней назад

So tragic 😢

@matimus100 25 дней назад

Prince Andrew loves this flag

@JohnPretty1 25 дней назад

Very sad, but not tragic.

@curleex3838 25 дней назад

Very sad, seems like he sat down feeling dizzy and feinted and fell, i just hope it was painless and peaceful.! RIParadise Good Sir.! 🇬🇧✝️🌈✨

@heatherlawson3437 25 дней назад

Such tragic news, a tragic end to a well loved Doctor. My heart goes out to his Family. May he rest in peace.💔

@kazza2107 25 дней назад

I feel so sad how his life has ended this way 😢 it's just so tragic. Sending love to his family & friends at this difficult time ❤ ❤You will be greatly missed ❤

@junehill4636 25 дней назад

Such a very sad and tragic outcome for Mr Mosleys wife and family ...a thoroughly decent human being ...sincere and heartfelt condolences .🙏🙏❤

@kathrynmarrin4410 25 дней назад

I am so sad. I truly believe, as a fellow diabetic, this man kept me well. Bless him

@hedgehogwildlifejunction9119 25 дней назад

there was a journalist who said he saw it. when he was on the boat with he mayor. how did he get missed people were walking along there the other day. makes no sense.

@localreviewking134 25 дней назад

He was found in a lying position and this may have made it harder to spot him. RIP

@jamessmythe1891 25 дней назад

Kidnapping gone wrong, killed somewhere else, body dumped later?

@jillharrison1896 25 дней назад

That whole journey from the beach he was at with wife and friends to where they found him was 3.4km and approximately 2.2km from where the last CTV footage captured Michael. He was only metres away from the Agian resort, next to a fence and still had his umbrella with him. Go figure! R.I.P Michael

@jillsy2815 24 дня назад

@@jillharrison1896It's very suspicious!

@colinr2550 25 дней назад

Strange story tbh. I don't understand why he wasn't found earlier. Why did he not have his phone. Why hike in hot temps. Possible Heartattack. Strange one. R.i.p

@mah3223alia 25 дней назад

So very sad. Condolences to his family and friends.

@RovexHD 25 дней назад

5 days to find him in a small area next to a popular beach…. Useless authorities, no offense !

@rinbekah 25 дней назад

rip dr mosley, my sympathies go out to his family in this tough time. please don't judge him for his actions, we have no clue why he ended up where he did.

@internetfairy1 25 дней назад

Having lived in Cyprus for 12 years I was amazed at how stupid many tourists were about extreme heat and the importance of keeping hydrated.

@Chirimbolos88 25 дней назад

Absolutely right. But the thing is the poor doctor started feeling unwell and told his wife and friends at the beach. He wanted to go back to his hotel. His moronic wife and friends should have stopped him going on his own until one or 2 of them could walk with him to make sure he would be OK.

@TrotterSoccer 25 дней назад

Sad story, but totally agree. Strange if he died of heat stroke, walking alone without water(?) and phone, being a doctor and so on. Sometimes 15 20 minutes, if already a little bit dehydrated, could be it.

@jipikayej 25 дней назад

@@Chirimbolos88It could be that he said, I have some head ache, I think Ill try to make my way back". Ive been in that situation myself and I think is human to do so and not overthink everythng. I love Greece, been there many times, but always end of May early June before 10th because I know later and July/August is unbearable. But with recent cliamte changes things are different, the heat already can start so early in season.

@macsmiffy2197 25 дней назад

@@Chirimbolos88Be careful! You might trip over that halo!😡

@hassyg4083 25 дней назад

he was a Dr not a regular chav . He should know all this

@justmadeit2 25 дней назад

Sadly in life we are amongst death. We don’t know when our time is up. It’s a crazy life

@bilo84-qc6ux 25 дней назад

A very modern idea that death should be looked at as something sad.

@justmadeit2 25 дней назад

@@bilo84-qc6ux It can be for those left behind if the persons had an unhappy life like some have. If they’ve had a life rich in experiences then their lives can be celebrated.

@justmadeit2 25 дней назад

@@johnbatch9276 I’m a realist

@bilo84-qc6ux 24 дня назад

We don't know when our time is up yet it's the one thing every human has in common, we all die, it needn't always be such a grim affair... They keep deleting my comment for some reason, trying to make the point that maybe it wouldn't be a bad thing to celebrate their passing regardless, celebrate that they're moving onto the next stage in their journey and the end of their suffering or rejoice that they can no longer inflict any suffering if they were that way inclined. We such pessimists nowadays 😂

@42l58 25 дней назад

Drs usually advise against all the things he did. Strange that his wife, also a Dr didn't stop him.

@jillsy2815 24 дня назад

And she seems to have no regrets!!

@kazamshah4543 22 дня назад

She seems rather cheerful considering the tragic situation. Perhaps she was considering leaving him for a much younger man, and he stormed off in an angry mood? A wild theory I know, but after 37 years of marriage, you just never know......

@elainemarks167 25 дней назад

So very sad. A truly lovely gentleman taken too soon in a Tragic accident. RIP Doctor. You will be sadly missed by many people. We All trusted your judgement. My condolences to his heartbroken family.

@renur9969 25 дней назад

Ahhh 😢I'm so so sad to hear this sad news 😢comforts go to His Family 💔😢

@charleswhite758 25 дней назад

I think this was a simple fall, nothing to do with heat or dehydration. He made it 95% of the way, but got blocked by a fence. That made him do some foolish mountaineering to get round it

@steveperryman8102 25 дней назад

There was no sign of injury!

@barbaralowe3729 25 дней назад

Some stupid uncaring comments he did have water and sometimes people just make a wrong decision we are human, he was a very fit man RIP dr Michael.

@jipikayej 25 дней назад

Agree. Ive been to Greece many times and yes is really hot but I always travelled in Late may/early June to avoid the worst season (July August). But things are different now with climate changes. I also never go outside between 1 am-4am, but sometimes when on a day excursion is not always that one can choose where they let you off. But I also think people in Northen Europe need more education regadring heat, we are not used to knwledge.

@hassyg4083 25 дней назад

he was white man , he should know better

@EzziiG 24 дня назад

As a doctor you would think he knew not to go aimlessly walking around in the middle of nowhere in that heat without water. Very strange indeed.

@enceladusmoon3577 25 дней назад

What heartbreaking news, all my love to his wife and family. Rest in peace Sir 💙

@Chirimbolos88 25 дней назад

His wife and friends could have prevented his death by accompanying him to the hotel knowing that he was feeling unwell.

@JohnPretty1 25 дней назад

Heartbreaking for his family and friends.

@ssuwandi3240 25 дней назад

Yes, horrible event that he went thru alone despite going w the family..

@Gazzer124 25 дней назад

...but why could nt dogs sniffing along a causeway or a path off it not have detected his presence????

@charm8167 25 дней назад

The sniffer dogs could only be out a hour at a time . A dog will feeling the heat by + 5C more than the average human’s body temperature due to their furry coat. It would have been extremely dangerous to keep any animal out in that rough terrain/ hot environment.

@Gazzer124 25 дней назад

@@charm8167 ...go out at night with lamps and torches!!!!!!

@wescotsforuniteduk55 25 дней назад

What a lovely thoughtful barman from the restaurant on the island 👏

@DespaceMan 25 дней назад

Very sad ending, R.I.P Mr Mosley. People forget how dangerous the terrain is then add in the heat, never travel alone & always carry a phone or some type of communication device so you can call for help. I see it all the time especially tourist taking unnecessary risk without consulting the locals first, a walk might not sound dangerous but there is no shame asking a local before setting off on your little adventures, if he asked a local this unfortunate sad disaster could have been avoid & always stay on the paths.

@Saintsand_sinners 25 дней назад

I'm so sad to hear this news , he was a lovely man, he will be greatly missed. RIP Dr Mosley, condolences to your. family.

@Petunia-fl9lu 25 дней назад

if they didn't assume he took the shortest path, they would have found him sooner. but who am I to criticise?

@deborahjaneapperley1004 25 дней назад

It’s so sad he was a lovely man and interesting man.

@kola100 25 дней назад

Well that’s a different story- so far about 6 people found the body !

@HiddenExistence 25 дней назад

I thought it was the cameraman on the boat!

@pamelalawson984 25 дней назад

@@HiddenExistence I thought that and during this piece, I am sure the gentlemen explain how they were told to go to look to see if there was anything in that location - so the cameraman and the mayor identified the sad situation and then contacted people in the immediate area to look specifically.

@LindsayJaneReid 25 дней назад

Yes and none of them were search and rescue.

@naomichisholm7709 25 дней назад

So sad 😢

@matthewwilliams3827 25 дней назад

Bet he never imagined that’s how his life would end. Rest in peace.

@omanduhuislife3367 25 дней назад

Have you imagined how your life would end?🙄

@Silphwave 25 дней назад

Yeah, most people do. @@omanduhuislife3367

@matthewwilliams3827 25 дней назад

@@omanduhuislife3367 good lord, calm yourself.

@matimus100 25 дней назад

Was he a Christian?

@nobuhlendlovu1063 25 дней назад

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@johnjohnstone1913 25 дней назад

So Sad.... Condolences To the Doctor Family & friends so sad

@degooser2000 25 дней назад

It's really sad news, and my heart is with his family, but I am flabbergasted that he didn't take his mobile phone on such an unfamiliar trek, it's so tragic.

@Tia-Louisa 24 дня назад

Still so unbelievable! What a huge loss for us all!

@evanBrett95 25 дней назад

A lot of the times it’s the public that discovers the body what are the search teams actually doing

@Innerlight320 25 дней назад

Breaking legs by the looks of it, some look overweight not sure they are cut out in the mountains

@pavlosapostolou 25 дней назад

I am old living in Greece years back when was younger had no problem with the heat,plus some times now ,my mind. Goes blank to where I am or where I am going RIP 🙏🙏🙏

@mariapilarme 25 дней назад

Very sad 😢 Heatstroke causes confusion, mental fog and your decisions aren’t right. Don’t wait until you feel that way stay indoors with AC between 1 to 6 pm if temps are high. More than 35 Celsius

@jeffecija4016 25 дней назад

this is the most likely scenario that happened. he became irrational because of the the heatstroke

@lilac9639 25 дней назад

Fate is so cruel 😢

@user-yd2lj8df3l 25 дней назад

You really need to be prepared. Take a cell phone and extra water with you plus some food.

@mackib430 25 дней назад

So sad bless him❤

@iainv4092 25 дней назад

He prob died on Wednesday due to a medical event. It’s surprising drones and helicopters have not seen him before today though.

@thewonderer8315 25 дней назад

Find it hard to believe that Dr Mosley wouldn't have been aware of the dangers of the mid -day sun?

@garyb1036 25 дней назад

But he took that walk anyway.

@charleswhite758 25 дней назад

Crazy story. He was trying to get into the bar compound, but it was protected by a 15 foot fence, so he had to walk round / mountaineer over dangerous rocks

@mitchhills4747 25 дней назад

Couldn't he have shouted to someone for help though? It's wasn't far away...

@SmallLollipopMint 25 дней назад

@@mitchhills4747 this time he already had heatstroke.

@patriciaphelps528 25 дней назад

So sorry of hearing the news of the doctor my condolences go to his family

@elizabethrichardson8713 25 дней назад

The rescuers did amazing work. Not their fault

@julians9070 25 дней назад

RIP Dr. Mosley ,you will be sadly missed. 🙏

@christine3889 25 дней назад

R.I.P Dr. Michael Moseley

@ash0787 25 дней назад

Weren't the police there just yesterday asking if they saw him at the Marina ? or if he entered the restaurant ? possibly checking the CCTV system too.

@darinthongbo1756 25 дней назад

Greece most they no have camera , if you ask people the most they don’t know or don’t care it not my business something like this .

@mslele2113 25 дней назад

RIP 🙏 Condolences to his loved ones.

@desertbluesplaylist7550 25 дней назад

The question is: why was he walking around in this kind of heat (having forgotten/left his phone behind) when most people would be inside having a siesta or eating in cooler shade. All very strange and very sad.

@Chirimbolos88 25 дней назад

He felt unwell at the beach. Wanted to go back to his hotel. He told the wife and friends. Yet, none of these stupid people offered to walk with him to the hotel knowing he was feeling ill.

@JohnPretty1 25 дней назад

But his death might not have been caused by the heat. Are you conducting the autopsy?

@hassyg4083 25 дней назад

and tourist places are open even during siesta

@bjornandersson3678 25 дней назад

R.I.P. You will be missed by so many all around the world.

@JohnPretty1 25 дней назад

I think this is very sad news for Mr Mosley's family and friends. I didn't know much about him, but he came across as a nice man. Let's not forget that death is an inevitable part of life and comes to us all eventually. Mr Mosley while not exceptionally old was not a young man. He seems to have lived a very happy and productive life and FWIW that is perhaps what I think should be remembered above all else.

@HellooDoggy 25 дней назад

I swear I have just watched another video saying a Camera Man had found him? and zoomed in with his camera from 300yards away or something.. then he proceeds to break down. WTF?

@original.dwornboy 25 дней назад

Welcome to The Mandela Effect.

@HellooDoggy 25 дней назад

@@original.dwornboy Dude!! Don't haha. But seriously You can find the video just YT...Camera man finds MM.

@hassyg4083 25 дней назад

all very strange ...they dont even cry for Gaza like that

@aussie8114 25 дней назад

R.I.P. Michael.

@tahira1 25 дней назад

Condolences to his family and friends ❤

@veldawells2839 25 дней назад

A Greek cameraman who was filming the search and rescue crews also saw the body on the rocks through his camera. So tragic 😢

@Valentine82 25 дней назад

This has really upset me. He so nearly made it too. RIP sir.

@camban 25 дней назад

So far from today’s news clips we’ve got a photographer, a mayor, and a barman who found his body. Who next?

@christine8203 25 дней назад

So so sorry for the family - deepest condolences…💐 RIP…Dr Mosley.

@bilo84-qc6ux 25 дней назад

I thought Antonios found him? So we have that guy, Antonios and journalists all saying they found him.

@boardmandave 25 дней назад

There seems to be a lot of conflicting stories coming out I hope we get to the truth in the end

@alandavies8431 25 дней назад

❤❤❤ Poor fella, respect to your family, they will be heartbroken 😢

@localreviewking134 25 дней назад

My deepest respect to the DR. Michael Mosley, and his family. A really nice man, and a good man.

@carolyns99 25 дней назад

Just how many people found the body? Yesterday it was somebody in a boat. Today it is a barman with the journalist trying to ride his coat-tails as if he found him too. Who will it be tomorrow?

@shantishanti1949 25 дней назад

So very sad. A good man with a kind heart ❤️ Thank you to all those who searched for him. Grateful. RIP MICHAEL 🙏❤️ Condolences to his family 🙏🙏

@omanduhuislife3367 25 дней назад

Heartfelt condolences to the family. Michael was widely loved🙏🙏

@priscillaroberts7945 25 дней назад

Doesn't look like walking country to me. Unless you're a goat .

@jamessmythe1891 25 дней назад

Known as a “meeting place”, a bit like Thailand.

@NewEra- 24 дня назад

😂😂

@jillsy2815 24 дня назад

@@jamessmythe1891pe do?

@1977JohnBoy 25 дней назад

shame it took so long cos he was probably waiting for help

@jowallace4986 25 дней назад

That's the most tragic thing about this & that he didn't have his phone with him to call for help 😢 Heartbreaking & so sad ... RIP Michael Moseley & thank you for your legacy 🙏🏽

@JohnPretty1 25 дней назад

Not if his death was sudden.

@JohnPretty1 25 дней назад

@@jowallace4986 But he may have died suddenly. Why don't you wait for the autopsy?

@hassyg4083 25 дней назад

he only had to look over the wall. was slots of unabathers there

@jowallace4986 25 дней назад

@@JohnPretty1 why have you singled out my comment when I've said the same as multiple people on this thread?

@Funkme67 25 дней назад

The cameraman found him. In the boat with the mayor filming. They notified these guys to check, what it was. So apparently they don't do perimeter checks or could not smell the decay, or if he had been screaming for help, could not hear him? Some of these private places, can have over protective security guards.

@alanjohn9789 25 дней назад

@funkme67 What an imaginative mind you have!

@Funkme67 25 дней назад

@@alanjohn9789 it's called Greek news malaka'. Also hiking and living in Greece. You can smell a decomposing body with or without a light breeze, and that is just a rat, hedgehog, cat, sheep, goat. In another article they mentioned they did a perimeter check the day before, but did not see him, as he was in a crevice creek. So certainly they would have smelt it. In another article, one rescuer said they could smell the body on approach. Many news sites, reporting false news.

@ivydickson7596 25 дней назад

I was visiting a friend in Adelaide, in the heat. 40 degrees or more. Wanted to walk to the shopping centre, not far away, but had to keep going home as the heat was too intense.

@Jules2468 25 дней назад

For sure.

@hassyg4083 25 дней назад

wow you never heard of AC

@Jules2468 25 дней назад

@@hassyg4083 yes, she should’ve strapped an air-conditioner on her back then she could have walked down to the shopping centre. 🙄 Something tells me your reading and comprehension skills aren’t very good.

@Jules2468 25 дней назад

@@hassyg4083 obviously she hasn’t! Otherwise she would’ve strapped one onto her back to keep herself cool and then walked down to the shopping centre. 🙄

@roberthayter157 25 дней назад

Rest in peace Dr Moseley. 😢

@yvonneshelton2505 25 дней назад

It’s so suspicious as he was protecting himself from the sun and was walking strong

@DespaceMan 25 дней назад

It looks like he took a short cut leaving the walking path & slip over some rocks. Most likely he got disorientate due to the heat, that place gets very hot during mid day.

@garyb1036 25 дней назад

It's not suspicious,it was an accident.