In a revised statement, Costa Rican authorities provided further information regarding the drowning incident that resulted in Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s death.
Since news of Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s death injured, fans have been discovering additional information regarding the incident that resulted in the cherished actor’s premature death. Yesterday, officials from Costa Rica informed media outlets that Warner was swimming with his 8-year-old daughter when he was swept away by a strong current.
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However, in a recent statement to People magazine,The Judicial Investigation Agency of Costa Rica (OIJ) stated that the actor’s daughter was not in the water when he drowned.
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Mr. Warner was playing with his daughter at the beach at one time. He then left her out of the water, and he and a friend of his went into the sea,” the statement, translated from Spanish to English, reported according to People magazine. “At that moment, they were carried away by the current, and the friend managed to escape. However, Mr. Warner was unable to get out and was pulled out by several people on the beach. He received assistance from Red Cross officials, but was declared dead at the location.
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As reported earlier by,The official cause of Warner’s death was determined to be “asphyxia by submersion,” a condition that happens when the body is cut off from oxygen due to drowning, potentially causing organ failure and death when breathing is obstructed or not possible. Costa Rican authorities also classified the event as an accident.
Warner’s untimely passing is said to have occurred during a trip with his wife and daughter. As the inquiry progresses, Black communities around the globe are mourning the loss of the celebrity.
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