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There was a suicide note, written in handwriting Casolaro's sister identified as Casolaro's own: "To those whom I love the most, please forgive me for the worst possible thing I could have done," the note read.
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In 1991, when journalist Danny Casolaro was found floating in a blood-filled bathtub with a shoelace wrapped around his throat, the coroner ruled it a suicide.
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But people who knew Casolaro and knew why he was at the Sheraton Inn in Martinsburg, Va., where his body was found, never believed it was anything but murder.
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Then Casolaro was found in the bathtub with his wrists slashed.
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Casolaro, 44, was a Washington-based freelance reporter who was working on a bombshell book-a megexpose that, he said, involved the Iran-contra scandal, the October Surprise, the Bank of Credit and Commerce International and a pattern of allegedly shady dealings by the Reagan Justice Department.
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On Aug. 10 Casolaro was found dead in the bathtub of a motel room in Martinsburg, W. Va., an apparent suicide.
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Friends said Casolaro had had a tough time with his research-but recently, his brother said, Danny was elated by a seeming breakthrough.
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Danny Casolaro: Was working on a book about a far-reaching global criminal syndicate with roots in the U.S. government that he had called The Octopus that tied together elements of the Reagan-Bush administration, an old boy CIA network, the theft of the legendary PROMIS software, international gangsters, BCCI figures and government contractors.
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That led Casolaro to Martinsburg, where he expected to meet a source who had evidence of computer-hardware thefts from a major defense contracting firm.
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Casolaro, who had previously published fiction and done some freelance reporting for a Washington-area newsletter, began investigating the Inslaw case in 1990.
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