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'''Dr. Dean Lorich''' was an orthopedic surgeon who volunteered in [[Haiti]] and expressed dissatisfation about the [[Clinton Foundation]]'s acticities there. He was found dead in [[New York]] with a knife in his chest on 10 December 2017.<ref>http://www.ibtimes.com/dean-lorich-doctor-who-treated-bono-found-dead-knife-chest-2626852</ref> | '''Dr. Dean Lorich''' was an orthopedic surgeon who volunteered in [[Haiti]] and expressed dissatisfation about the [[Clinton Foundation]]'s acticities there. He was found dead in [[New York]] with a knife in his chest on 10 December 2017.<ref>http://www.ibtimes.com/dean-lorich-doctor-who-treated-bono-found-dead-knife-chest-2626852</ref> | ||
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Dr. Dean Lorich was an orthopedic surgeon who volunteered in Haiti and expressed dissatisfation about the Clinton Foundation's acticities there. He was found dead in New York with a knife in his chest on 10 December 2017.[1]
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"Dr. Lorich was disgusted by the “shameful” Clinton Foundation operation, and voiced his concerns to Hillary Clinton directly. Unsatisfied with her response, he went public, writing an article published by CNN, accusing the Clinton Foundation of widespread corruption and malpractice in Haiti that cost the lives of thousands of children."[2]
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