“The Walking Dead” actor
Moses J. Moseley: Cause of Death Established – US President Biden Sends Letter of Condolences to Family
“The Walking Dead” actor Moses J. Moseley was only 31 years old
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In January, actor Moses J. Moseley, who starred in the hit US series The Walking Dead, was found dead. The cause of death has now been clarified, but there are still unanswered questions.
On January 26, Moses J. Moseley was found dead in his car in a Stockbridge, Georgia parking lot. So far it was unclear what the US actor died of. Now the news portal “TMZ” has published the death certificate.
Accordingly, the 31-year-old died from a gunshot wound in the head. However, it could not be finally clarified whether the fatal shot was an accident, a suicide or a homicide.
Moses J. Moseley’s Family Believes Murder
Georgia police initially began investigating his death as a possible suicide. However, Moseley’s family believed there was something fishy about his death and theorized that he may have been kidnapped and murdered.
The death certificate states that Moses shot himself, but also that the intent behind the fatal shot is unknown.
As the sister of the dead “TMZ” reports, the family received a letter from President Joe Biden this week, who expressed his condolences. It said, among other things: “I know that there are few words that can heal the pain of losing a loved one. My thoughts and prayers are with you. While the grieving process never quite ends, I promise you, that the day will come when the memory of Moses will bring a smile to your face before it brings a tear to your eye.”
Moseley made famous by “The Walking Dead”
Despite the results of Moses’ death certificate, the family still believes that he did not kill himself and that he was murdered.
Moseley is best known for his role in The Walking Dead. In the hit series he played one of the zombies from Michonne (played by Danai Gurira). He has also appeared in the television series Watchmen and Queen of the South, as well as films such as The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Joyful Noise and The Internship.
source: “TMZ”