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Why Did Roy Raymond Kill Himself
Why did Roy Raymond decide to kill himself? Could it have been the divorce that

he went through? Or was it because of the bankruptcy with his other stores? Could it

have been because of his economic demise? Maybe the only person who could

possibly know what happened on that day is his ex wife, Gaye Raymond..

Roy Raymond could of possibly killed himself because of his divorce. Or because

of the bankruptcy with his other stores. It even could be because of his economic

demise. Since no one was on the Golden Gate Bridge with Roy Raymond, we may

never know why he decided to take his own life.

The Tabloids tell many different stories, but which one is the truth? Does His ex

wife, Gaye, know? She knew he was severely depressed
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