Mystery over film producer found dead in a park next to a plastic bag

Initial information provided by authorities seems to show that Philip died several weeks ago, according to La Repubblica.

Philip Rogosky’s body was discovered in a Rome park Two months ago, an Oxford-educated film producer disappeared from his apartment in Rome. On Sunday, the body of Philip Rogosky, 56, was found by a passerby in Insugherata Park with a plastic bag near his face, ‘connected with a tube to a helium tank’ – leaving more questions than answers for his family.

It’s very hard to accept because it is so out of character. He was so reliable. ‘He’s been in remote corners of the world and always came back. It’s just absurd that he went out to chuck the garbage across the street and just disappeared. Everyone close to him is surprised.

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