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The article states that he had been "haunted by that woman's face", implying that this was the reason for his suicide and not his growing physical issues. There is no citation for this quote, and the assertion itself has been put into doubt by no-one less than his son. — Preceding
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The quote is taken directly from the Guardian article. They don't name a source but are otherwise generally considered a reliable source themselves. If you have a reliable source that contradicts the claim then share it and then there can be a discussion as to how best to handle the situation.
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The article states that he had been "haunted by that woman's face", implying that this was the reason for his suicide and not his growing physical issues. There is no citation for this quote, and the assertion itself has been put into doubt by no-one less than his son. — Preceding
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21:58, 16 November 2013 (UTC)reply
The quote is taken directly from the Guardian article. They don't name a source but are otherwise generally considered a reliable source themselves. If you have a reliable source that contradicts the claim then share it and then there can be a discussion as to how best to handle the situation.
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23:43, 17 November 2013 (UTC)reply