Malcolm Jamal Warner's death... and these are the details of his drowning

The entertainment community and fans of the popular comedy series "The Cosby Show" were shocked by the death of American actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, best known for his portrayal of "Theo Huxtable," at the age of 54. Local authorities in Costa Rica announced Monday morning that his death was the result of a tragic drowning accident.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner drowns Costa Rica's Judicial Investigation Department has revealed poignant details about the accident that claimed the life of American actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner. While Warner was enjoying a swim on Sunday afternoon at the picturesque Playa Cocles beach in Limon, on the Caribbean coast, strong ocean currents swept him into the depths of the ocean. Despite his desperate attempts to resist the violent waves, he failed.

Details of the drowning incident A number of bystanders on the beach were able to pull him from the water in a desperate attempt to save him, but unfortunately, all attempts to revive him failed, and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

The Costa Rican Red Cross confirmed that Warner was taken to the morgue after being found unconscious and without any vital signs. Judicial authorities immediately opened a preliminary investigation into the incident, which has been initially classified as accidental death by drowning. The investigation is expected to continue to determine all the circumstances surrounding this tragic event.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner's artistic career Malcolm-Jamal Warner is one of the most prominent stars of American television comedy in the 1980s, etching his name into the memories of millions with his iconic role as "Theo Huxtable" on "The Cosby Show," which aired from 1984 to 1992. His portrayal of the smart and funny teenager in the Huxtable family earned him widespread fame and the love of audiences around the world.

Warner's career didn't stop with this role, as he continued to excel in the fields of acting and music, later participating in several prestigious drama and television works, including "Suits," "American Horror Story," and "The Resident," proving his diverse talent and ability to embody a variety of roles.