Russian man accused of running LGBTQ travel agency found dead in custody

A Russian man arrested and accused of running a travel agency for gay customers was found dead in custody in Moscow, rights group OVD-Info reported Sunday.

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Suspected people smugglers face phone and travel ban

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Boys who vanished while playing soccer found dead near military base

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One dead after driver allegedly runs down two New Zealand police officers

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Georgia judge is found dead in courtroom on his final day on the bench

A judge was found dead in a Georgia courtroom on what was to have been his last day on the job, authorities said Tuesday.
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