Winner of first version of 'The Voice' found dead at 43
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Key Points:
- Ben Saunders, the first winner of "The Voice of Holland," was found dead at age 43 in a recreational lake in the Netherlands on September 15, with police ruling out foul play but not revealing the cause of death.
- Saunders' older brother, Dean, expressed deep grief on Instagram, asking for respect and sharing heartfelt tributes to his late brother.
- Saunders won the inaugural season of "The Voice of Holland" in 2011 and released two albums before returning to tattoo artistry while continuing to make music.
- Former coach Marco Borsato also paid tribute to Saunders, expressing sorrow and offering condolences to his family and friends.
