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Argumentative Essay On Monk Klutter's Death
Returning from the recent snowstorm that started on January 17, students of Melrose High School in New York City, noticed a horrible stench coming from one of the lockers. Monk Klutter, 18 was found dead in a locker a week later, by a school janitor on Monday, January 23rd, 2017 at 10:35 a.m.

“I was walking past one of the lockers when I smelt a horrendous scent, it was like rotting eggs.” said Emily Wanderlust, 18.

"As I was cleaning, I noticed something was off, it was a pungent scent like rotting meat." said the janitor, Carl Thompson, 54. He immediately called the police.

Investigators came and declared that Klutter was dead. Now officials are on the lookout to find the culprit. Officer Bob Sanders from the police force said, “We will

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