FORMER GORDON RAMSAY REALITY-TV CHEF COMMITS SUICIDE
By maureen at 28 September, 2010, 8:11 pm
A debt-ridden cook featured upon Gordon Ramsay‘s Kitchen Nightmares has jumped to his genocide from the George Washington Bridge.
The physique of 39-year-old New Jersey restaurateur Jospeh Cerniglia was found floating in the Hudson River upon Friday during 1:30 p.m.
“It has been ruled the suicide, the means of genocide was drowning with brief impact,” the mouthpiece from the New York City Medical Examiner’s bureau tells E! News.
“There were injuries of the head, torso as well as extremities. The injuries came as the outcome of the tumble from the height.”
Cerniglia owned the Italian grill Campania in Fair Lawn, N.J.. He paid for the eatery in 2006 as well as the subsequent year was featured upon Ramsay’s show, where Cerniglia admitted he was “financially in trouble” and owed investors scarcely ,000.
“Why did you turn the chef-owner if you haven’t the idea how to run the business?” the prohibited gradual Ramsay asked.
The staff at Cerniglia’s was feeling the detriment today, pronounced an worker who answered the phone this afternoon.
“We’re you do as most appropriate you can be now, things have been the bit funny right now,” pronounced the staffer, adding which they were still open for commercial operation notwithstanding the tragedy.
Before opening his own business, Cerniglia had been a successful senior manager cook at Gallagher’s Steakhouse in New York.
He is the second former competitor upon the Ramsay radio uncover to dedicate suicide. In 2007 Rachel Brown, the cook who came in fifth upon Hell’s Kitchen, shot herself in her family’s Dallas home.
Cerniglia’s family, together with 3 sons, ages 13, eleven as well as 9, will reason the in isolation wake use in New Jersey tomorrow.
They wrote in his obit: “He was respected to have his grill featured upon an part of Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares as well as the radio knowledge was stirring for him.”
Rest in peace.
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