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Doctor Who Tried to Save Malcolm-Jamal Warner Breaks Silence
COSTA RICA, JUL 25 – Malcolm-Jamal Warner drowned after being swept away by a rip current; authorities confirmed his daughter was not in the water during the incident, officials said.
- Actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner drowned at a Costa Rica beach while swimming with his family on July 20.
- Costa Rican officials noted the beach was known for dangerous rip currents due to resource shortages, where Warner was caught in a powerful rip current.
- Costa Rica's Judicial Investigation Agency clarified that his daughter was not in the water, while Dr. Mauricio Solano Corella said a Nicaraguan Good Samaritan attempted the rescue.
- The network announced that TV One will honor Warner’s legacy with two special marathons, airing episodes Friday, July 25 at 6 PM ET and Sunday, July 27 at Noon ET.
- The investigation remains ongoing, and the autopsy completed on July 22 listed accidental asphyxiation by submersion.
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