The body found in the search for Michael Mosley has yet to be formally identified, but a police spokesperson has explained why 'there is no quetion' that it is the renowned TV doctor. Get daily celeb exclusives and behind the scenes house tours direct to your inbox We have more newsletters Get daily celeb exclusives and behind the scenes house tours direct to your inbox We have more newsletters Police investigating the disappearance of beloved TV doctor Michael Mosley have said there is "no question" the body recovered near a cave complex known locally as 'The Abyss' is him. The This Morning star went missing in the Greek island of Symi on Wednesday and today it was announced that a body and umbrella were discovered in a rocky area beside Agia Marina after an extensive search operation.
While the body has yet to be formally identified, a police spokesperson said there was "no question" it was Dr Michael - who was last seen in CCTV footage carrying an umbrella. Konstantina Dimoglou told The Sun : "We have been able to identify him from his watch and clothes. "He was found close to a cave on a rocky beach.
How long he had survived there is hard to tell but he had walked a very long way. He was close to where he wanted to get to." A bar owner and British journalists investigating the story were the first to see the body found during the search for Dr Michael, 67.
It was discovered beneath a fence that runs around the bar on Agia Marina beach, about 90 metres inland from the coas.
