The star of the cult TV series Alf, Benji Gregory, died under mysterious circumstances at the age of 46. Photo
American actor Benji Gregory, best known for his role as Brian Tanner in the TV series Alf, died under strange circumstances. His body was found in a car with his dog Hans, who also did not survive.
The vehicle was parked near a bank building in Arizona. According to the Daily Mail, the star's body was found on June 13, but the cause of death has not yet been determined.
Benji's sister shared with the media that her brother had many mental problems. Among them: were depression, bipolar disorder, and a sleep disorder that made the 46-year-old man stay awake for several days.
Benji Gregory and his dog found dead
Source: Instagram/benji_gregory
The star's family has its theory about the actor's death. They believe that on June 12, he went to the bank and fell asleep in the car.
Since it was very hot that day, Benji's family members assumed that heatstroke was fatal for the driver. The medical examination has not yet established the cause of death, so it cannot confirm this theory.
Alfa actor dies under mysterious circumstances
Source: Instagram/benji_gregory
As a child, Benji starred in many shows that became famous all over the world. He became the star of not only Alpha, but also appeared in the 1983 TV series The A-Team, The Twilight Zone, T.J. Cooper, the movie Jack the Ripper, and others.
The actor's film career ended when Benji entered college at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, California. He later admitted that he would like to continue his career in the entertainment industry, but not as an actor.
Benji's film career ended when he enrolled in the Academy of Art University.
Alpha star dies at 46
In 2003, the star of the TV series "Alf" joined the US Navy, and 3 years later he got married for the first time. Almost nothing is known about his chosen one Sarah, as well as about the actor's children.
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