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Daily Mail
an hour ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Chilling new information emerges in Anne Burrell death investigation
An investigation into Anne Burrell's shock death has taken a dramatic twist after new information emerged about the scene where the chef was found on Tuesday. The beloved Food Network star died aged 55 at her home in Brooklyn, New York. Law enforcement sources told TMZ a large quantity of 'unknown pills' were found around where Anne died, while a separate source told The Post the pill quantity was in the 'dozens'. Insiders previously revealed Anne was found unresponsive on the shower floor by her husband, Stuart Claxton, early on Tuesday morning. He reportedly last saw his wife alive at around 1am the night before discovering her unconscious in their bathroom. contacted representatives for Food Network and Anne for comment but did not immediately hear back. Stuart contacted 911 and was allegedly advised by the operator to perform CPR on Anne. However, her body was said to be cold and it is not known if he performed CPR. A possible cause of death has now been indicated by the 911 call, with the New York Fire Department confirming to Daily Mail that they were responding to a report of a cardiac arrest at 7.50am on Tuesday. In a statement to Daily Mail, the New York City Police Department confirmed that they were called to an address in Brooklyn in response to a report about an 'unconscious and unresponsive' 55-year-old female. The woman was pronounced dead at the scene. The cause of death has not yet been reported by the Office of Chief Medical Examiner, with an investigation ongoing. TMZ reports that EMS attempted CPR on Anne but could not resuscitate her. 'Anne was a beloved wife, sister, daughter, stepmother, and friend - her smile lit up every room she entered,' her family said in a statement obtained by Tuesday. 'Anne's light radiated far beyond those she knew, touching millions across the world. Though she is no longer with us, her warmth, spirit, and boundless love remain eternal.' A Food Network spokesperson added: 'Anne was a remarkable person and culinary talent - teaching, competing, and always sharing the importance of food in her life and the joy that a delicious meal can bring. 'Our thoughts are with Anne's family, friends, and fans during this time of tremendous loss.' Heartbroken fans flooded the comments of her most recent Instagram post, with one writing: 'This can't be true. Chef Anne you were vivacious, hilarious, full of life and reminded me of my Mom. I'm so, so sorry. Rest with the Angels in Heaven and cook up a storm for us.' Another said: 'Prayers for your family. This feels so unexpected!' A third added: 'You were always one of our all time favorite chefs and seemed like a great person! I'm sure you'll be missed by many!' 'RIP ANNE! I can't believe this! We lost a good one,' a fourth wrote. Gigi Hadid, who famously appeared on the cooking competition series Beat Bobby Flay with Burrell, led the celebrities expressing their heartbreak over Anne's death. 'I am heartbroken to hear of the loss of the Great Anne Burrell,' the model, 30, began. She included a photo of herself and Anne from their time filming Beat Bobby Flay back in 2023. 'As a longtime fan, getting to share this day with her was a dream come true. Beat Bobby. Hang. Eat,' she recalled. 'I wish we could have done it again. She was awesome. Rest in Peace Legend.' Chef Carla Hall, who previously appeared on Food Network's Top Chef, called Anne an 'incredible cook and teacher'. Queer Eye for the Straight Guy star Carson Kressley, who was a close friend of Anne's, revealed that he spoke to her just days before her death. He also shared a post to his own Instagram page which included a photo of him and Burrell. 'Rest easy, Chef Anne. I'm so blessed I was able to work with you, learn from you, laugh with you. So many memories - on screen and off - I cherish this photo of us living our best lives, as the kids say,' Kressley wrote. 'It's one of my favorite memories - just swimming in the ocean after a great lunch. Good food, good friends and lots of love and laughter all around. 'That's what I wish for you where you are now . I'll see you again someday, dear friend.' Her co-star and friend, Melba Wilson, also paid tribute to her. She told TMZ: 'Anne never mentioned anything about being sick. That's why this is such a shock to us. She was healthy. She was vibrant. She was beautiful. 'If you saw Anne, Anne could light up any room she walked into. So to know that she went to sleep and just didn't wake up is heartbreaking. 'Fifty five, this is not supposed to happen to a healthy 55-year-old. It's unbelievable to know that someone so vibrant and full of life is no longer with us.' And Bobby also paid tribute to Anne, writing: 'Worst Cooks in America was the funnest show on TV. All of your co-hosts (me included) were just alongside for the Anne Burrell ride. 'The greatest gift I got from AB was turning me on to a world of Maine Coon Cats (including Nacho)… a gift that I'll have forever,' he said in reference to his pet cat Nacho.
NHK
12 hours ago
- Health
- NHK
One person dies from suspected heatstroke in Japan, 100 hospitalized in Tokyo
The heatwave gripping Japan has turned deadly. Officials in the central prefecture of Gifu say one person has died from suspected heatstroke. A 90-year-old man was found lying in a field in the town of Ikeda on Thursday afternoon. He was rushed to a hospital but later pronounced dead. Meanwhile, Tokyo Fire Department officials say that as of 9 p.m. on Thursday, 100 people in the capital aged between 11 and 97 had been taken to hospital during the day for suspected symptoms of heatstroke. The officials say one of them is in critical condition while two others are in serious condition. The Tokyo Metropolitan Medical Examiner's Office says two people in their 70s who died in the capital this month are believed to have suffered heatstroke. It says they were not using air conditioners at the time of their deaths.
Associated Press
6 days ago
- Business
- Associated Press
Medical Chronology Outsourcing Improves with Stronger Client Communication, Expert Says
06/13/2025, New York // KISS PR Brand Story PressWire // As demand rises for fast and accurate medical chronologies in legal and insurance cases, experts are pointing to one key factor that makes outsourcing success: communication. Medical chronology outsourcing work has become a common solution for law firms, insurance companies, and Medical Examiners dealing with overwhelming volumes of medical records. But industry professionals say the quality of communication between clients and vendors directly influences outcomes impacting everything from accuracy to turnaround times. Collaboration Over Transaction 'Outsourcing doesn't work if it's treated like a hand-off,' says a legal nurse consultant in Chicago. 'It needs to be collaborative. You need two-way communication, regular updates, and shared understanding of what the case requires.' Service providers echo this sentiment. Many outsourcing teams now prioritize setting up detailed onboarding calls, using checklists to gather case-specific preferences, and scheduling progress reviews throughout the project. Reducing Errors and Delays Miscommunication or lack of communication can lead to costly mistakes. These may include missed injuries, incorrect timelines, or overlooked documents. Even minor errors in a medical chronology can delay litigation or settlements. 'Clear instructions and quick clarifications from clients help us work faster and more precisely,' said an operations director at a major medical chronology service provider. 'When we have questions, timely responses avoid delays and reduce the need for revisions.' Building Trust with Transparency Security and transparency are also communication-driven. Clients want to know how records are handled, how data is protected, and what steps are taken at each stage of the process. Frequent, open communication builds trust and ensures compliance with strict privacy regulations like HIPAA. LezDo TechMed, a leading provider of medical chronology services, is streamlining case preparation for personal injury attorneys, insurance companies, and medical experts. Known for its collaborative approach, the company emphasizes clear communication and consistently delivers detailed, high-quality medical chronologies tailored to legal needs. The Competitive Advantage In a competitive field where turnaround time and accuracy can define success, firms that invest in structured communication with their outsourcing partners are seeing better results. As outsourcing continues to grow across the legal-medical field, industry experts agree: communication isn't just helpful but it's essential. Those who communicate clearly, frequently, and securely will be the ones who lead the future of medical chronology services. Media Details: Contact Person: Robert Smith Organisation: LezDo TechMed Email: [email protected] Country: USA
Yahoo
10-06-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Former Rhode Island chief medical examiner testifies in Karen Read trial
Dr. Elizabeth Laposata, the former chief medical examiner for Rhode Island, testified under direct questioning that John O'Keefe's injuries were not consistent with being struck by a vehicle. WBZ-TV's Kristina Rex reports.
Yahoo
09-06-2025
- Yahoo
One man was killed in a KC apartment. Police are trying to find out how
Police are investigating a homicide in which a man was killed by an unknown cause. Kansas City police and fire department were called around 10 a.m. to an apartment in the 900 block of East Armour Boulevard in the North Hyde Park neighborhood, according to Capt. Jake Becchina, spokesperson for the Kansas City Police Department. The caller said they came home and found the man unresponsive in their unit with unknown injuries and called an ambulance. Medics on the scene declared the victim dead and homicide detectives responded to begin their investigation, according to Becchina. Detectives are looking for additional evidence and are working with the medical examiner's office to determine the cause of death. This marks the 71st homicide this year, compared to 67 last year, according to data tracked by The Kansas City Star, which includes officer-involved shootings. Police believe there are many potential witnesses in the building and are asking anyone who heard or saw something to contact homicide detectives at 816-234-5043 or the TIPS hotline anonymously at 816-474-TIPS. There is a reward of up to $25,000 for information submitted anonymously to the TIPS hotline.
