2 Sailors Included in Great Lakes Death Investigation Died by Apparent Suicide
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2 Sailors Included in Great Lakes Death Investigation Died by Apparent Suicide
Two sailors who are subjects in an overarching investigation into the three deaths of senior personnel assigned to Naval Station Great Lakes, Ill., died by apparent suicide, local officials confirmed to USNI News. Chief Gunner’s Mate Daniel Dlask and Machinist’s Mate First Class Jacob Lavold died on April 18 and May 14, respectively. Another sailor, Chief Damage Controlman Reba Miller, died on April 28. The circumstances of her death are still pending the results of a toxicology report, according to local officials.
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