Jim Raman, former ‘Amazing Race’ contestant, dies at 42
Dr. James “Jim” Raman, an orthodontist who competed on Season 25 contestant of CBS’ “Amazing Race,” has died. He was 42.
Raman — who competed with his wife, Misti, on the reality show in 2014 — died in South Carolina on Monday, according to an obituary posted on the Caughman-Harman Funeral Home website.
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Lexington County Sheriff’s Department Capt. Adam Myrick gave TheWrap this statement Tuesday, regarding Raman’s death: “Deputies started a death investigation after responding to a Lakefront Court home about 4:30 Tuesday morning. No one has been arrested or detained in connection with this investigation. We aren’t seeking any suspects or persons of interest as our work on the case continues.”
No cause of death is available at this time.
Per Raman’s obit, their time competing on “The Amazing Race” was what spurred Jim and Misti to open a free dental clinic in the Philippines: “It was that life changing experience, witnessing deprivation and abject poverty in the Philippines, where God called their hearts to return and initiate a free dental clinic to the most impoverished areas in Manila.”
Along with his wife, Raman leaves behind two children: his daughter, Alexis, and his son, James.
Representatives for CBS did not immediately respond to TheWrap’s request for comment on Raman’s death.
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