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Former President Obama's chef's body found in lake

Báo Thanh niênBáo Thanh niên25/07/2023


Reuters reported on July 25 that the body of a tourist found at Edgartown Great Lake in Martha's Vineyard resort (Massachusetts, USA) was the personal chef of former US President Barack Obama.

Tafari Campbell, 45, was the subject of a two-day search after he was found struggling and submerged in the water at Edgartown Great near the Obama family home on the evening of July 23.

Phát hiện thi thể đầu bếp của ông Obama gần nơi gia đình cựu tổng thống ở - Ảnh 1.

Chef Campbell when he worked at the White House

Campbell’s body was found at around 10am on July 24 at a depth of about 2.4m. Police said he was not wearing a life jacket.

Mr. Campbell was a White House kitchen assistant and continued to work for the Obama family after his second presidential term ended in 2016.

"Tafari was a beloved part of our family," according to the Obama family. The chef is survived by his wife and twin sons.

Before his death, Mr. Campbell went to Martha's Vineyard, but Mr. Obama's family was not present. Massachusetts State Police are investigating the cause of Mr. Campbell's death, The Guardian reported.



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