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The sound of the other Chris Penn shoe...the one everybody suspected was probably in the wings...is starting to be heard: Page Six is reporting that friends "privately suspect that his death [last week] was caused by drugs. One Penn pal said: 'Chris fought a battle with drugs his whole life, and it had gotten bad again.'" Why is it when a guy dies too young and too soon, which is almost always due to un-natural causes...why do friends and family always consider it sensitive and respectul to keep mum about why he apparently passed? The one good lesson for others to reflect upon...the one positive thing that a sad and untimely passing might (indirectly) achieve, which would be to to dissuade others from unhealthy indulgence...why is it always deemed hurtful or insensitive when this is delved into?
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