Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares Contestant Commits Suicide

Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares Contestant Commits Suicide

A New Jersey restaurateur featured on celeb cook Gordon Ramsay's U.S. Television program Kitchen Nightmares has committed suicide. Joseph Cerniglia, 39, was found balanced in New York's Hudson River carry on week (ends25Sep10) once officials customary a call just about a man jumping inedible the city's George Washington Bridge. His death was ruled a suicide, reports the New York Post.

A New Jersey restaurateur after featured on Gordon Ramsay's "Kitchen Nightmares" -- and told by the tube pastry-cook to facilitate his debt-ridden refectory was "about to swim down the Hudson" -- was cacophonously found suspended in the brook gone jumping sour the George Washington Bridge. Joseph Cerniglia, the 39-year-old vendor of Campania in Fair Lawn, is the support pastry-cook to commit suicide gone appearing on solitary of Ramsay's high-heat, reality-cooking chain. He told the tube host, "I'm financially in breakdown - the debt of the restaurant unaided is overwhelming. My special debt - wife, kids, mortgage - that's a destiny of debt. I owe my purveyors approaching $80,000 (£53,330) restore promptly in cold, tough cash... I can't escort us available on a further day." Cerniglia is the support pastry-cook to commit suicide gone appearing on solitary of Ramsay's cooking shows. Rachel brunette, 41, shot herself next to her family's Dallas, Texas interior a day gone appearing on Hell's Kitchen in 2006. Cerniglia, a married father of three, opened up approaching his special troubles and debt-ridden Fair Lawn, New Jersey restaurant, Campania, what time he appeared on Kitchen Nightmares in 2007.
Ramsay fumed roughly the eatery's enormous portions, lousy food quality, poor service and the collegiate clowning around of the kitchen team. Ramsay had not yet issued comment as WENN went to press.