A renowned cardiologist has been found dead after he vanished during a bike ride. As reported by the New York Post, details surrounding his death remain unclear as of November 11.
44-year-old Dr. Daniel Arnett was described as an "overdue cyclist" who travelled without his cellphone when he went missing. Arnett was a renowned cardiologist with Lahey Health in Massachusetts.
Per Doximity, he specialized in "echocardiography, computed tomography (CT), nuclear cardiology, and preventative cardiology." The website also explained that he got his MD in 2013 at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. His practice at the time of his death was Beth Israel Lahey Health.
He was unfortunately later found dead at around 2pm local time on Sunday in Newbury, Massachusetts - one day after he was last seen on his bike. He was reportedly found near the Tendercrop Farm cow pasture.
His cause of death has not been released - and other details surrounding the incident have not been released by authorities. However, the Essex County District Attorney's Office did note that they "do not suspect foul play" in the case.
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This Comes After Another Well-Known Man Disappeared During a Bike Ride
This comes after another well-known man unfortunately died after being reported missing when he didn't return from a bike ride.
As we reported on when it happened, the father of rock star Nathan James was unfortunately found dead days after being reported missing.
When he was found, he issued a heartbreaking update to fans. "The police found him earlier today. And he's no longer with us. RIP to my dad, he was my best friend, I love him," he wrote. "I've been on an emotional rollercoaster ride like none other that I've ever been through."
He also told people to "tell the people you love that you f*** with them and you wanna see them do well, and you understand them, and you're there for them. My dad has gone home upstairs and... I love you dad."
Both situations truly are tragic - may he rest in peace. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all who knew the cardiologist.
