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Mesothelioma Death | Former US Navy Veteran | Asbestos ships
Posted on17 March 2010.
Former US Navy veteran William J. Haines Sr died because of mesothelioma cancer disease. He is believed to have been exposed to asbestos during his work as a veteran.Read original story
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