Adam Manzano's final position has emerged after the sports journalist of 'Star on the rise' died suddenly in New Orleans.
Manzano, a reporter of Telemundo Kansas City, died tragically at the age of 27 while covering the Super Bowl on Wednesday.
His death was announced by his employers, who issued a statement confirming that the police opened an investigation into his death.
While the tributes approached Manzano, a native of Mexico who lived in Topeka, Kansas, many began to share their tragic final Facebook publication.
In one of his last public publications on the social media platform, Manzano shared a family photo of him and his late wife, Ashleigh Leeann Boyd, with his little daughter.
The couple seemed to be celebrating their daughter's birthday in January 2024, just a few months before Boyd also died tragically.
Adan Manzano, a reporter who covers the Super Bowl in New Orleans, died Wednesday
Manzano is photographed with his late wife and little daughter in his latest Facebook post
Wibw reported the news that Manzano's wife, Ashleight, died last April at the age of 24, in a car accident that also seriously injured his little daughter.
The accident occurred in Topeka, where Manzano and his young family were based.
Now the child of the late couple has been devastatingly an orphan after the sudden death of Manzano.
In Manzano's biography, he pays tribute to his late wife with the message: “Always in my heart Ashleigh Boyd.”
It is said that Manzano graduated from Kansas State University and joined the Chiefs television crew at the beginning of the 2024 season as a bank reporter.
A KGKC Telemundo Kansas City statement said: (Adan) was a true professional and a rising star, who exemplified excellence in his work.
'We will deeply miss Adan and his passion for sports, and the contributions he made to the local community. Our sincere thoughts and condolences are with your family and loved ones during this difficult time.
His death occurs only months after his wife Ashleight (right) was killed in a car accident in Kansas
Manzano was described by his employers as a 'rising star' and a 'true professional'
He was covering his third consecutive Super Bowl, since he had also been in Arizona and Las Vegas before this month's visit to New Orleans, with the Chiefs this year going for three turbas.
On Monday night, Manzano published photos of the Super Bowl opening night at the Superdome, where he was serving the players.
He was also a habitual football reporter, who covered Sporting Kansas City, and Big 12 basketball and the Kansas Jayhawks.
In New Orleans this week, he had already interviewed Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes and other Chiefs players.