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    Report: Perez Hilton Not Dead
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    On Tuesday, Perez Hilton’s itchy publishing fingers caused a minor ruckus in Hollywood, when he reported that 63-year-old actress Jaclyn Smith had attempted suicide. "This is so tragic! ... According to reports we are getting from multiple sources in Latin America, Charlie's Angels actress Jaclyn Smith attempted suicide on Tuesday while at her vacation house in Islas de la Bahia in Honduras on Tuesday. She was airlifted via helicopter to a hospital in San Pedro Sula, with a gun wound in her head. Smith is in critical condition." Problem: Smith was not in critical condition. Full Article at The Wrap
    This is so tragic! ... According to reports we are getting from multiple sources in Latin America, Charlie's Angels actress Jaclyn Smith attempted suicide on Tuesday while at her vacation house in Islas de la Bahia in Honduras on Tuesday. She was airlifted via helicopter to a hospital in San Pedro Sula, with a gun wound in her head. Smith is in critical condition.
    Perez Hilton – Perez Hilton SOURCE: The Wrap 2 months ago
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Report: Perez Hilton Not Dead
  1. Jaclyn is safe and home with her family. She is not in Honduras. It is a lie.
    SOURCE: The Wrap 2 months ago
  2. I did not mistranslate that article from the Honduran newspaper
    SOURCE: The Wrap 2 months ago
  3. She is alive and well ... I spoke to her this morning.
    SOURCE: The Wrap 2 months ago

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