Family of Kiwi man who died in UK says death a 'terrible accident' & More News Here

The household of Kiwi man Joseph Day, who lately died in the UK, says his death was a “terrible accident”.

The 31-year-old was reported lacking on Monday in Bristol, England, after not having been heard from or seen for the reason that night of April 30 (UK time).

A physique was discovered in the seek for Joseph on Tuesday May 3. The physique was discovered in Bristol’s Avon Gorge.

On Sunday May 15, Joseph’s household launched a assertion saying they imagine his death was a “terrible accident”.

“At this stage Joseph’s death is still being treated as unexplained and the coroner’s inquest has not yet been completed,” the assertion reads.

“From the evidence that has been presented to us by the police, as a family we believe that Joseph has had a terrible accident.

“We know that the Avon and Somerset police are beneath a nice deal of strain to offer media a assertion as a result of distinctive public curiosity each in New Zealand and the United Kingdom.

“There are still further lines of inquiry taking place and we do ask for privacy during this incredibly difficult time until we have further answers.

“A celebration of Joseph’s life for household and mates will probably be held on the Auckland Town Hall on Thursday twenty sixth May at 11am,” the statement concludes.

Last week Avon and Somerset police told 1News the coroner will establish the cause of death.

Breakfast’s Matty McLean led a tribute to Joseph earlier in May saying he had followed in his dad’s footsteps to become a camera operator at TVNZ. Joseph had worked for TVNZ for more than 10 years. His dad still does.

“The two of them are so well-loved in our newsroom whānau,” Matty said.

“He was additionally a massive half of our Breakfast whānau,” Matty continued, “having labored on numerous dwell mornings for us throughout the nation, all the time bringing a quiet confidence and tranquility to his work, a lot wanted in the excessive strain world of dwell telly.”

Fellow Breakfast host Jenny-May Clarkson said the Breakfast whānau – and wider TVNZ whānau – wanted to publicly honour Joe “as a colleague, good friend and brother”.

A montage of photos of Joe was then played to Kiwi band Six60’s song Pepeha.

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