Tupac Shakur BODYGUARD DEAD UPDATE [VIDEO] Bodyguard Producer Author Frank Alexander Found DEAD California, FRIENDS SAY NO TO SUICIDE RUMORS, POLICE INVESTIGATING : News : Mstarz

Mstars news reported on Tuesday that Frank Alexander, the bodyguardm, author, producer, and friend of the late rapper Tupac Amari Shakur had been found dead in California. As rumors of a possible suicide swirled around the internet, Franks, family and friends reached out to Mstars News to dispell claims that Frank took his own life.

Richard “RJ” Bond, Franks friend and co-producer of Tupac Assassination, was upset by the allegations of suicide. In an email he wrote, “I can tell you that it was not a suicide, it was an accident…Please stop speculating.”

via Tupac Shakur BODYGUARD DEAD UPDATE [VIDEO] Bodyguard Producer Author Frank Alexander Found DEAD California, FRIENDS SAY NO TO SUICIDE RUMORS, POLICE INVESTIGATING : News : Mstarz.

Foul Play Suspected In Atmore Death : NorthEscambia.com

At 6:17 Sunday morning, Atmore Police responded to a reported unconscious person in the 80 block of Brooks Lane. As officers arrived, they observed a man later identified as 50-year old Marvin D. Norman of Atmore, on the ground in a yard. Police said he had injuries consistent with an assault.

Norman was transported by Atmore Ambulance to Atmore Community Hospital. He was later airlifted by LifeFlight to Baptist Hospital in Pensacola where he passed away a short time later.

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NY student dies during class trip to Disney World | www.ajc.com

LACKAWANNA, N.Y. —

Authorities say a senior at a Buffalo-area high school has died while on a class trip to Florida.

Officials with the Lackawanna school district tell local media outlets that Jeffrey Cintron died Friday after falling ill during the senior class trip to Disney World in Orlando.

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Father Speaks Out at Prayer Vigil for Lowndes High Student | Tallahassee News | WCTV Eyewitness News: Tallahassee, Thomasville, Valdosta

Valdosta, GA – Harsh words echoed in the air Wednesday at John Saunders Park in Valdosta. Hundreds came out for a prayer vigil, turned blame game.

The father of a student found dead at Lowndes High School had one message for the Sheriff and administration of Lowndes High.

“You must step down,” said Kenneth Johnson to school officials. “My son was in the school’s care and they didn’t protect my son.”

The crowd roared with applause to every statement Johnson made. He then turned his attention to the Sheriff.

“Sheriff Prine, it’s time to step down brother. We got way too many kids out there still. You didn’t protect my son. You ain’t going to protect them either.”

17-year-old Kendrick Johnson, better known as K.J., was found dead in the school’s gym Friday morning. Kenneth Johnson says his son Kendrick went missing during class Thursday. He says they filed a missing persons report that night before he was found dead the next day.

via Father Speaks Out at Prayer Vigil for Lowndes High Student | Tallahassee News | WCTV Eyewitness News: Tallahassee, Thomasville, Valdosta.

UPDATE: DCS confirms father called for help before child died | The Tennessean | tennessean.com

Somarah Smith’s father called the Department of Children’s Services from jail on Feb. 18 to tell them he feared for the child’s safety, but a case file was not opened for her until after she died, the agency confirmed Friday.

In a voicemail, Edward Mays said his children were with their mother’s boyfriend, and that he was concerned about their welfare, according to a news release. The release said he did not leave the boyfriend’s name or contact information.

DCS called the Dickson County jail to follow up on Edward Mays’ call, but never got a response, the release said.

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