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A musical influence from back in the WZBC days, when I was still in Boston … he turned me on to Warp way back in the early 90’s! (think Nommo by Black Dog) 

MSU graduate student, 42, found dead in apartment

By Kelly HouseThe State NewsPublished: March 18, 2008

**Haslett**Haslett

A 42-year-old MSU student was found dead Friday in his Spartan Village apartment from what a relative called “an accidental death from medication.”

Police discovered the body of Timothy Haslett, a second-year African American and African studies doctoral student, after they received a call to check on his welfare, MSU police Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor said.

McGlothian-Taylor said there does not appear to be any foul play involved in the death.

An autopsy was performed Saturday, but results are still pending. Ingham County Medical Examiner Dean Sienko said toxicology results could be available as early as next week.

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