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7 year oldAnthony Bourdain’s body reportedly cremated in France
June 14, 2018 at 13:35
Anthony Bourdain was cremated in France on Wednesday and his remains will be returned to the United States on Friday, according to a published report.
French prosecutor Christian de Rocquigney de Fayel said there was no evidence that Bourdain’s death was anything but a suicide, so the cremation was allowed, according to People magazine.
“Nothing suggested the involvement of a third person,” Rocquigny said.
The celebrity chef, author and TV host killed himselfin a hotel room in Kaysersberg this past Friday. Bourdain, 61, was filming an episode of his popular CNN show “Parts Unknown.”
His body was found by his close friend and fellow chef Eric Ripert.
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