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A son's mysterious death brings a year of grief, but no peace
- Article by: ABBY SIMONS , Star Tribune
- Updated: November 17, 2012 - 7:09 AM
Robert Roos' parents are frustrated with the investigation.
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iamneoNov. 17, 12 1:50 AM
The answer to his death could lie in the fact his organs were donated.
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My message to investigators is that you could try to be human for a change and help these parents cope with this. Talk with them. Is that so hard? Are you robots?