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Bob Marley’s grandson, Jo Mersa, dies of an asthma attack at aged 31

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Joseph Marley, the grandson of reggae legend Bob Marley, has passed away at the age of 31.

The deceased, who was also a reggae musician and DJ – known professionally as Jo Mersa, was confirmed de@d after being found unresponsive in his vehicle on Tuesday, December 27.

South Florida radio station, WZPP, reported that he di£d of an asthma attack, although the official autopsy results for his death hasn’t be revealed.

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