Missing cardiologist found dead near cow pasture
The body of a Massachusetts cardiologist was found near a cow pasture one day after he went missing during a bike ride. He was 44 years old.
Daniel Arnett, MD, worked out of Beth Israel Lahey Clinic in Beverly, Massachusetts. He specialized in echocardiography, CT, nuclear cardiology and preventive cardiology. He attended the University of Colorado School of Medicine for medical school, University of Washington School of Medicine for his internship and residency and University of Utah Health Care for his fellowship.
According to multiple reports, Arnett was last seen on his bicycle on the afternoon of Saturday, Nov. 7. He reportedly did not have his cell phone with him. He then went missing, with local authorities quickly spreading the word about his disappearance.
A body was found near a cow pasture on Sunday, Nov. 8. The following day, the Essex County District Attorney's Office issued a statement confirming that body was Arnett’s.
"No foul play is suspected," according to the statement.
The cause of death has not been shared with the public at this time.
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