Charlie Noxon , the son of Jenji Kohan who is famous for being the creator of such popular series as "Orange Is the New Black" and "Weeds", died last Tuesday, December 31 after suffering an accident while skiing in the mountains from Park City, Utah.
Noxon, 20, was enjoying a vacation with his two younger brothers and his father, the writer Christopher Noxon .
The TMZ portal announced that Charlie suffered a fall while skiing, after the accident came emergency services to the place, so they transferred the young man in a helicopter to a nearby hospital, but could not keep him alive.
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The young man's family was staying near the Canyons Village, at the Park City Mountain resort, just to practice that sport.
Through a statement, the hotel reported that a serious incident had occurred within its facilities on Tuesday, December 31 on a ski slope of intermediate difficulty.
On the other hand, Summit County Sheriff Lieutenant Andrew Wright said authorities are already investigating the accident and are waiting for an autopsy.
Charlie Noxon was studying philosophy and economics at Columbia University and had participated in the work done by his mother on television, for example, appeared in an episode of the "Weeds" series in 2008.
Jenji Kohan is known for her professional development as a screenwriter and producer; It is currently behind the "Glow" series that is broadcast on Netflix .
As reported by the New York Daily News , Jenji Kohan and Christopher Noxon divorced in 2018 after being married for 21 years.
Charlie Noxon's father told CNN , "Charlie was bright, kind, funny, sensitive and affectionate" and also added, "People often say that people are bright, but Charlie really was brilliant." Finally he said, "We will miss his sweet smile, penetrating questions and big heart."
On the other hand, in a statement written by Christopher Noxon and spread on his Instagram account, "Our hearts are broken. Our dear boy Charlie Noxon died on New Year's Eve on a ski slope in Park City. It turns out that the clichés about moments like this are true, those that deal with life that changes forever in a fraction of a second, about the fact that we are all trapped in a web of love and loss, about the primacy of the community in times of unfathomable tragedy. "
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For his part Jenji Kohan wrote in his social profile, "It was my best work. A list of adjectives does not do it justice. There is no justice. I am the luckiest person I have ever lived and I could spend a lot of time and help grow this person-man-child bright, funny, really kind and thoughtful.My baby.My golden boy My beautiful boy.I don't understand what life will be like now without him in the world.I don't understand where he went.And I'm broken real?".
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