A Pennsylvania coroner’s office has determined the cause of death of Dan Rivera, a Connecticut paranormal investigator and one of the handlers of the famed Annabelle doll. The 54-year-old died of ...

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Stegall, a soccer player for the DePaul men's team, died on June 2 at his residence hall DePaul Athletics Chase Stegall, a college soccer star and the son of former NFL player Milton Stegall, cause of ...

Oscar-nominated actor Graham Greene has died aged 73, his representatives have said. His manager Gerry Jordan told CBC News the Canadian actor died of natural causes. Greene died on Monday in a ...

Virginia officials released new information on the death of former U.S. attorney Jessica Aber, who was found in a home in Alexandria in March. Aber’s death was natural, and its cause was “sudden ...

Renowned paranormal investigator Dan Rivera, who died suddenly while on tour with the notoriously “haunted” Annabelle doll, died of natural causes. “Mr. Rivera had a known history of cardiac issues, ...

Former U.S. attorney Jessica Aber died of natural causes earlier this year, northern Virginia medical examiners confirmed on Sept. 2. Officials said the 43-year-old woman's cause of death was "sudden ...

Carrie Madormo, RN, MPH, is a health writer. She has over a decade of experience as a registered nurse, practicing in a variety of fields, such as pediatrics, oncology, chronic pain, and public health ...

Paranormal investigator Dan Rivera’s cause of death has been revealed nearly two months after he died suddenly on tour with the infamous and supposedly haunted Annabelle doll. Rivera, 54, who had been ...

Suffocation awaited a young man with Down syndrome when the eroded surface of a toxic sewage tank crumbled beneath his feet. Joseph Vander Woude would have died alone in the cramped tank surrounded by ...

Soon after psychiatrist Leo Kanner first identified autism in the 1940s, he and his colleagues proposed a simple explanation for its cause: mothers’ “lack of genuine warmth” toward their children.