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SUSPICIOUS DEATH
CASE #: 2024-176
SUSPICIOUS DEATH CASE #: 2024-176
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Kyle J Lang

Kyle J Lang
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Date of Death:

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Death Location:

Rochester, New Hampshire

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Summary:

Kyle Lang, had been reported missing by his family on Thursday, Aug 29, 2024. He was found by police on Friday, Aug 30 2024, after they responded to a call for an unconscious man lying face down in a ditch in the vicinity of 164 Rochester St.

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Circumstances of Death:

Police impounded a vehicle in Rochester, NH, and sent DNA and fiber samples to the Maine State Police Lab. The cause of death has never been released.

Additional Details:

No arrests have been made in connection to Lang's death. The incident remains under investigation.

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