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The soul musician's death is widely assumed to have been caused by a drug overdose, though death by overdose is relatively rare.
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The British tabloid is shutting down over a phone tapping scandal; what does it say about privacy in the modern era?
Many Americans expect that almost all crimes -- especially sensational murders -- will be solved. But often, as in the case of Caylee Anthony, they're not.
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People sporting a Ned Kelly tattoo are more likely to die by suicide or homicide, suggests a study.
Two months ago, Holly Bobo was abducted; the case remains unsolved and police say that misinformation has hurt their investigation.