The body of a man found unresponsive at his private residence in Potters Saturday evening has been formally identified as Arthur Dion “Mozi” Mussington, a long-standing and well-recognized member of Antigua and Barbuda’s local sports scene.
Local reports confirm that one of Mussington’s relatives grew concerned after the sports community staple had not been spotted in public for multiple days. The relative traveled to his Potters home to check on his welfare, where they made the grim discovery of his body.
As of the latest updates, official authorities have not released a confirmed cause of death, and the full circumstances leading up to Mussington’s passing remain the subject of an active investigation by local law enforcement.
Mussington built a reputation as a regular and beloved attendee of events hosted by Rohrman Antigua and Barbuda over the course of many years, and the organization quickly released an official statement mourning his passing following confirmation of his identity. In the tribute, Rohrman described Mussington as a “familiar and valued presence” that shaped every event he attended.
“The AUA Rohrman family extends our heartfelt condolences to the family and loved ones of Arthur ‘Mozi’ Mussington,” the statement read. It added that all members of the Rohrman community were deeply grieved by the loss of Mussington, and expressed gratitude for the years of connection and shared memories he left with the group. “We are grateful for the memories he shared with our community, and he will be greatly missed,” the organization concluded.