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South Korea ex-president commits suicide

South Korea ex-president commits suicide

Former South Korean President Roh Moo-Hyun committed suicide today by leaping to his death from a hill behind his house, the South Korean government announced. Roh, 62, left a suicide family for his family. "I am in debt to too many people," the note reads.

 

Passer-By Pushes Man Contemplating Suicide Off Bridge

Passer-By Pushes Man Contemplating Suicide Off Bridge

Chen Fuchao, a man heavily in debt, had been contemplating suicide on a bridge in southern China for hours when a passer-by came up, shook his hand and pushed him off the ledge.

 

Police: Georgia professor killed himself, left no note

Police: Georgia professor killed himself, left no note

Police say a wanted University of Georgia professor found dead in the woods over the weekend shot himself but left no suicide ...

 

Ex-Net Williams threatened suicide, police say

Ex-NBA star Jayson Williams was acting violent and threatening to take his own life in a Battery Park City hotel room, law enforcement officials said.

 

Freddie Mac's Kellermann sought time off for stress before death

The Freddie Mac executive who apparently committed suicide had asked to take time off from work to deal with job-related stress, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters on Thursday.

 

Freddie Mac Executive Found Dead

Freddie Mac Executive Found Dead

The company’s acting chief financial officer, David B. Kellermann, was found dead in his Virginia home, in an apparent suicide.

 

Young offender commits suicide at Texas Youth Commission facility

A young man at the Texas Youth Commission’s Crockett State School committed suicide early Monday – the first death at one of the state’s juvenile facilities since before the agency’s 2007 sexual abuse scandal.

 

Investor in Madoff scheme kills himself

A former British soldier killed himself after losing his life savings in an alleged $50 billion fraud run by Wall Street financier Bernard Madoff, the dead man's son said.

 

Army official: Suicides in January 'terrifying'

Army official: Suicides in January 'terrifying'

One week after the U.S. Army announced record suicide rates among its soldiers last year, the service is worried about a spike in possible suicides in the new year. The Army said 24 soldiers are believed to have committed suicide in January alone -- six times as many as killed themselves in January 2008. "This is terrifying," an Army official said.

 

Problems Mount for Pilot as Federal Charges Filed

Problems Mount for Pilot as Federal Charges Filed

The avalanche of legal and personal problems tumbling onto a brazen investor grew with the addition of federal charges that he faked a distress call and crashed his plane in an attempt to foil authorities.

 

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