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Mice of men (its bad)
Sydney Todd Pierce
2/2/14
Terry ELA 2
“The Case of the Dead Musician.” Murder or Suicide Ninety year old, Anton Karazai found dead by son at his house from being hung from his chandelier by a cord used by his curtains and piano cord.
While going through the house and belongings his son had told us he had found a letter and it was a suicide. The NYPD had conclusions that this might have been a murder, so we read on. In his letter he had said two things that had struck us to find more clues about his death... “I wonder if he knows what he will be getting when I die.” And “Yesterday I actually kicked my piano! But my ninety-year old legs couldn’t hurt a bird.”
Also while going through the house we had found a stool standing on two feet below him, that would not have given himself the ability to pull himself and wrap the rope around his neck from the chandelier to kill him. We had also found the piano cords pulled out of the piano, now assuming that a ninety year old man does not have the strength to kill a bird yet pull out nailed in cords. Karazai’s autopsy report had found that his neck had a single thin skin-breaking line with a small amount of blood across the Adam’s apple. This being said that the rope did kill him, though the evidence does not add up to be a suicide the NYPD is reporting this as murder. The NYPD had declared that he was murdered. We have yet to find who had did but we will let you know as soon as we do.

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