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The medical examiner covering Minneapolis is now ruling that George Floyd's death was a homicide.

We begin with breaking news.

New York City's chief medical examiner says an autopsy on Jeffrey Epstein

shows the financier hanged himself in his jail cell.

The findings released late today appear to shoot down theories that he may have been strangled.

I'm Aaron Moriarty, 48 hours, and this is my life of crime.

Seems like we're hearing this kind of news all too often today.

High profile cases of questionable deaths.

George Floyd, actress Natalie Wood, a cute sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein.

When the question is accident murder or suicide, it's not cops who provide the answer.

It's the job of detectives in white coats, forensic pathologists, highly trained medical doctors

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