The remains of 33-year-old stock trader Harry Devert were discovered in Mexico, NBC New York reports, citing authorities. Harry Devert, a Westchester native who worked as a trader for H&H Capital, was riding his motorcycle from New York to Brazil for the World Cup. Attending the World Cup was No. 3 on Devert’s “bucket list,” according to his personal website “anewyorkertravels.com”. “…having lived in Rio, and with my friends sending me pictures of the setups they had on the beach for World Cup 2010, heading there for the next World Cup is a no brainer. Barring any extended hospital visits (and even that I don’t think would stop me) I’ll be back in Rio after a 3- year hiatus for the World Cup 2014. Can’t wait,” he wrote on his website. Devert left New York in December and was last heard from on January 25. A Facebook page “Help Find Harry” said that they believed he was travelling to Zihuatanejo. Authorities in Mexico discovered remains earlier this month, the NBC New York report said. A DNA test confirmed the identity as Devert’s. Devert was born in Paris and raised in New York. He has spent many years travelling the world…. Read full this story
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