Birth(+)Fact(x)Death(-)Calendar ||| De Pillecyn, Filip

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The original autopsy determined that Ferrari had died of an overdose of antidepressants and tranquilizers. A second autopsy two years later found that mechanically-induced suffocation could not be ruled out. Vigne was suspected of causing her death, was arrested and spent 13 months in prison.
(5 March 2000)

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		Writer Filip De Pillecyn aka De Prins der Nederlandse Letteren known for his novel ‘Monsieur Hawarden’ 25 March 1891 (+) is born in Hamme aan de Durme, Belgium. 7 August 1962 (-) dies of pneumonia in Gent, Belgium.
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