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Saturday, 09 May 2015 17:33 |
during a family trip to a Pacific coast resort in Punta Mita, in Nayarit state."His relatives have indicated that he went to work out, and that they became concerned when he did not come back," an official at the state prosecutor's office said."They went looking for him and found him in a pool of blood next to a treadmill, apparently after he fell and struck his head at the hotel gym," the official said, declining to be named.Goldberg sustained "severe head trauma and hemorrhaging," and died at a medical center in Nuevo Vallarta, the official added.Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that Goldberg was "an amazing person.""I am glad I got to know him. My thoughts and prayers are with Sheryl and her family," Zuckerberg wrote in a posting.Aside from her work at tech firms, Sandberg is the author of Lean In, a best-selling memoir presented as a modern feminist manifesto that urges women to work to succeed in juggling their careers and family life. AFP |
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