Tampa - After the death of the "King of Pop mourn" the U.S. also to their "King of Advertisement":
Billy Mays, advertising-Star for the stain remover "Oxi Clean", was found dead on Sunday morning in his home in Florida by his wife, Deborah.
The 50-year-old, who originally sold for domestic use for many years on the road, in-home demonstrations or trade fairs, was the early 90s to the figurehead of the home shopping channel home shopping network.
Mays quickly gained because of its very loud and active sales performances nationwide fame. The advertising-Star is still regarded as one of the hardest working man on U.S. television.
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The precise cause of death is yet unknown. Although police precludes any outside influences, is only an autopsy can provide certainty of the corpse:
U.S. Airways Flight 1241, had returned with the Mays on Saturday from Philadelphia to Tampa, had in fact significant problems with the landing in Florida.
A local TV station told Mays that he had been hit by flying objects around the head. "But I have a hard head," joked Mays - a few hours later he was dead
