The internet has been shocked by the mysterious death of former Newsday editor Suzzane Mills. Although police said there were no signs of foul play, she was reportedly found dead in her home.
Loop says that at 11:40 p.m. Sunday, police attended Mills’ home on Aquamarine Drive in Diamond Vale, Diego Martin.
When they arrived, the other people who lived there told them that their landlord, Mills, had been gone for five days. They called the police as soon as they smelled something bad coming from his side of the house.
The door to Mills’ apartment was smashed in and rescuers called the fire department to let them know. In addition, his corpse was found in his room at 11:58 p.m.
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Suzanne Mills, originally from Trinidad, was found dead
Suzanne Mills, who worked for Newsday, was found dead at her home in Diamond Vale on Sunday evening.
Residents of his home on Aquamarine Drive called the police because they felt something coming out of it. Her body was removed from the house and taken to the Center of Forensic Sciences for an autopsy to determine what killed her.
Others have also posted obituaries on social media and prayed for his family during this difficult time.
One of the users writes in “Rest in peace, Suzanne Mills. I’m sorry to the staff of @Newsday TT and all his friends and family.
While someone writes “RIP Suzanne Mills” on Facebook
“This photo was taken on March 18, 1997, just before I left Newsday’s office to cover the inauguration of President ANR Robinson at the President’s House.”
What happened to the former Newsday editor? Suzanne Mills Cause of Death
The body of Suzanne Mills, who ran the Trinidad and Tobago Newsday newspaper, has been found. Two months ago, she wrote on her Linkedin profile that she had a lung infection.
“Due to a lung infection, I went into a catatonic state where I couldn’t move or speak and was inches away from dying. Before my tenant called an ambulance for me after being in my gallery for over 48 hours,” she wrote.
Also, someone said she went missing on August 16, 2019 and was found on August 19, 2019. An article she wrote for the Trinidad and Tobago Express called “A Bipolar Break” came out October 13, 2019. This was her first public statement.
She said she had had a bipolar episode. She’s been open about having bipolar disorder for a long time.
Mills said she didn’t know she disappeared because she was so drunk. She said that during her stay at the Hilton, she hid from the nurses who were going to lock her up in St. Ann’s Hospital.
She also booked a room in a hotel in central Jerusalem and a flight to Tel Aviv. She never went on that flight or to that place. Eventually, she was reunited with her family.
Where are Suzanne Mills’ husband and family?
Mills, who is 59, is the daughter of the late Therese Mills, who was the first editor of the Newsday newspaper.
Her mother was the newspaper’s first female editor. She was a journalist from Trinidad and Tobago.
In 1993 she started publishing Trinidad and Tobago Newsday, which became a very popular newspaper. She has received numerous awards, including the Chaconia Medal, for her work in journalism.
She served as CEO until her death at age 85. We don’t know much about the rest of her family, including her father and husband, other than what we know about her mother.
How much money did Suzanne Mills have before she died?
Even though Suzzane’s exact net worth is unknown, newspaper columnists in Trinidad and Tobago earn an average gross salary of $116,246. This equates to $56 per hour. On top of that, they receive an average bonus of $2,964.
Salary Expert estimated salaries in Trinidad and Tobago based on what anonymous employees and employers tell them.
The average starting salary for a newspaper columnist with one to three years of experience is $83,485. On the other hand, a senior columnist with eight or more years of experience earns an average of $143,000 per year.
