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Reports: Ariel Castro’s death may not have been suicide

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New reports from the Ohio Department of Corrections question the cause of death of the Cleveland kidnapper. The documents say Castro’s death may have been accidental, due to autoerotic asphyxiation. NBC’s Kevin Tibbles reports that the two guards responsible for watching Ariel Castro’s cell have been placed on administrative leave.Oct. 11, 2013

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