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IRAN JUDICIARY RULES DEATH WAS ACCIDENT

Ten days after the trial of a man accused in the death of a CanadianIranian photojournalism the Iranian judiciary determined that Zahra Kazemi died in a fall and held no one responsible, the Associated Press reported.

The investigation team appointed by reformist President Mohammad Khatami said Kazemi died from a brain hemorrhage after suffering a heavy blow to the head while in custody in an Iranian prison, the New York Times reported.

"With the acquittal of the sole defendant, only one option is left: The death of the late Kazemi was an accident due to fall in blood pressure resulting from a hunger strike and her fall on the ground while standing," a statement released by the Iranian ...

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