Michael Mosley

It all started with the alarming case of Michael Mosley. On the scorching summer day of June 9, the remains of the renowned British documentary maker were found on a steep cliff on the island of Symi, after a week of intense search and rescue operations following his disappearance.

A 74-year-old Dutch tourist who went missing while hiking on the eastern Aegean island of Samos was found dead on Saturday.

Rescuers using a drone located him in a gorge in the Limnionas area on the southwest part of the island.

He had set off for a hike on Sunday and went missing amid high temperatures.

Michael Mosley was found dead in Symi, while authorities are searching for the 59-year-old American ex-police officer on Amorgos and a 74-year-old Dutchman - Rescuers appeal to foreign visitors not to brave the heatwave

The autopsy conducted on British TV presenter and author Dr Michael Mosley, who was found dead on a Greek island on Sunday morning after a days-long search, has revealed no signs of foul play, as reported by local sources.

Dr Clare Bailey Mosley paid tribute to her husband TV doctor and columnist Michael Mosley who was found dead on the Greek island of Symi earlier on Sunday.

The body of BBC presenter Michael Mosley, found on Sunday on the eastern Aegean island of Symi, is expected to be transferred to the island of Rhodes for an autopsy. 

His body was decomposed and was identified by the clothes he was wearing. According to a police source speaking to the BBC, Mosley had been lying dead at the location for several days. 

New images believed to be of BBC presenter Michael Mosley in the southeastern Aegean island of Symi after he is thought to have gone missing on Wednesday afternoon, came to light on Friday.

The images show a man of a similar build and wearing similar clothes to the presenter walking outside a taverna in the village of Pedi, holding an umbrella against the sun.