Does anyone know what led to Deron Thorps death ?
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He died of a massive heart attack.\nhttp://news.rgj.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061108/SPORTS06/611080333/1053/SPORTS
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i think it died... \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taco_Bell_Dog
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I tried to find out information on the death of Adam Koi, but more information is needed to narrow down that search.  Perhaps if you could give a bit of biographical information, date of birth, date of death...   Basically, any additional information would be helpful.
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The last I heard he was still alive all tho the man did suffer a stroke in the mist of it all while in the hospital. Far as I know there where no charges filed. They claim it was an accident.
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yes I am a real Gerald Levert fan and it broke my heart when I heard of his passing.  I am truly sad about it. I will pray for his family.
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i think it was probably a suicide. he was getting clean and thats always hard, and i suppose he had a pretty heated arguement with his girlfriend. I know we try to place blame on others when our favorite artists commit suicide (Elliott, Kurt) or die mysterious deaths (Jeff Buckley, Jimi Hendrix) but in reality these people are fragile and off-center to begin with, and fame adds a myriad of temptations and trouble. Thats what makes them great, sure, but we have to be reasonable. Nobody out there wanted to see Elliott dead except Elliott.
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Apparently it was a B-52 bomber:\n\nUncovering One Of Pittsburgh's Most Fascinating Unsolved Mysteries\nB-52 Crashed Into Mon River\nRick Earle, Target 11 Investigator\n\nPOSTED: 5:38 p.m. EST January 31, 2003\nPITTSBURGH -- Friday afternoon, people gathered on the Homestead Highlevel Bridge to remember the day, exactly 47 years ago, when a B-25 crashed in the Mon River. The Air Force said the plane was on a routine training mission from Nevada to Harrisburg when the pilot simply ran out of gas.\n\nTwo people drowned, four survived but no trace of the plane was ever found. Some says it was carrying top secret cargo and the government removed it; others say it's still in the river. Target 11 tracked down one man who claims he recovered pieces of the plane. \n\nThe B-25 came in over the Homestead Highlevel Bridge and the pilot crashed into the river just after 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Two years later, Bub Crain was working on the river when he says his crew pulled up pieces of the aircraft. Crain said, "Right in the corner is where we dug up the parts of that airplane."\n\nCrain made the discovery in 1958, two years after the B-25 went down in the Mon River. Crain was installing a pipeline when he pulled up the parts. "We had sectionals, flying suits, 32-volt heated flying suits. We dug up a window and aluminum's parts," Crain said. "I showed them to the general contractor and they said you're getting paid to lay pipe stick to it. So we kicked it over board, put it back we're it came from."\n\nCrain believes the parts were from the B-25 and he believes the plane remains in the river. Crain said, "It was pushed down in the mud. It's not possible that it was taken out without anyone knowing about it." But some like Ed Kelly believe the military came in under the cover of darkness, cut up the plane and removed it on barges.\n\nKelly said, "It's impossible for that much metal to be in the river 13 feet deep. That's not showing a wing a tail an engine. Something's not showing. Where did the engines go?"\nHelly was the wing commander of the Civil Air Patrol. He suspects the plane was carrying a bomb or chemical agent. He says that's the why the pilot opted for the river.\n\nChannel 11's Rick Earle asked, "Do you ditch it in the river?" Kelly said, "No." Earle asked, "Why not?" Kelly said, "First the chance of drowning, second it's cold as Billy Bob in January. You want to pick a piece of dry land."\nAndy Masich is the president and C.E.O. of the John Heinz History Center. The center has joined forces with the B-25 Recovery Group to try to locate the plane.\n\nThey've used metal detectors and sonar and last summer, divers went in to the river but so far, no sign of the plane. And adding to the mystery, the military, after 47 years, still refuses to release the entire accident report.\nMasich said, "It's definitely a strange story and it does make you wonder if the government is holding something back from us."\n\nThe History Center is working with state lawmakers to try to pressure the air force into releasing the entire report. An Air Force spokesperson told Channel 11 News that the report is considered confidential. The only person on board that plane still living is the pilot. Channel 11 News attempted to contact him, but he didn't return our calls.\n- http://www.wpxi.com/target11/1949752/detail.html\n\nRead read more at this link-\nhttp://pittsburgh.about.com/od/transportation/a/b25_bomber_2.htm
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They all died of fudge-packing disease. \n\nAKA AIDS
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Oh man, the same year that video came out, a football player at my school died of something that was very similar to what the chick in the video died from.  A special kind of pneumonia.  Sneaks up on the person that has it, they just feel a little sick, then BAM!  Takes them down surprisingly fast.
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yer i am afraid so, he died of a massive heart attack 10th november 2006 (today) :(
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He was never seen again after the prision break.\n\nSome say he died, but I don't think so. He was much to sly.
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Ask Slobadan..oh wait he died...nevermind
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pretty sure she died of natural causes but can't be sure of what exactly. might have been TB or something like that.i know her family were german-ated but thought she survived? maybe not.
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The 56-year-old entertainer, who lived near the tiny ranching community of Kaycee, lost his battle with liver cancer Wednesday.\n\nHis body was cremated Thursday.\n\nBustard's Funeral Directors and Cremation Service in Casper is handling arrangements. No date had been set for services, which likely will be invitation-only at the family ranch, said Sandra Davidson, a secretary at the funeral home.
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No he died either this year or last year..heart attack I believe
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I heard he had a heart attack. my mom said it was on the armenian channel, so must be true i guess.. i dont think its suspicious. its sad but im not surprised. the poor guys son died not too long ago and im sure hes under a lot of stress too. and he didnt seem too healthy if u know what i mean.. rest in peace..
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The Army said Private First Class Tina Marie Priest of Smithville died from non-combat-related injuries.\n\nThe Army is investigating.