His family had not heard from him for days and finally reported him missing.
Then the worst fear became a sad certainty: Moses J. Moseley is dead. The US actor died at the age of 31.
The lifeless body of The Walking Dead star was found near the Hudson Bridge in Stockbridge, Georgia last Wednesday, January 26. In the world-famous series, he played a zombie who belongs to the group of swordswoman Michonnes (Danai Gurira, 43).
The family had previously called all the hospitals – without success. A family member reported “TMZ‘ that you could then locate your car using an electronic emergency system fitted to the car.
What investigators saw when they examined Moseley’s car must have been terrifying: he died of a gunshot wound, according to his family. It is still unclear who pulled the trigger.
“TMZ” claims to have learned from police circles that the actor’s death could also have been a possible suicide. A final result of the investigation is still pending.
“He was loved by everyone who met him,” his manager Tabatha Minchew told People magazine. “Moses was a wonderful person and when you had the opportunity to meet him, he made your day. He was very talented, he was a great friend, one of those people you could always call. He was always so enthusiastic about living and working in the entertainment industry.”
On Instagram, his manager and good friend later said goodbye to him personally, writing: “I love you Moses J. Moseley. We had so many great years of friendship, always had so much fun together. I’m glad you’ve been a part of our family for so long, I just wish we had more time. We will miss you very much. Rest in peace.”
The US broadcaster AMC, where the series “The Walking Dead” premiered in 2010, was shocked by the actor’s death. “Our thoughts and prayers are with our #TWD family member Moses J. Moseley,” it said on Twitter.
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