Barack Obama's personal chef has been found dead in a lake near the family home
Tafari Campbell, 45, was pulled out of Edgartown Great Pond, near the Obamas' holiday home on the island of Martha's Vineyard on Monday.
The former US president and his family were not staying on the island at the time of Mr Campbell's death. Mr Campbell, who was still working for the Obamas, had gone paddle-boarding on Sunday in the 890-acre lake, which borders the Atlantic Ocean. A search party was sent out on Sunday evening after he didn't come back, and he was discovered on Monday.
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