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After The Burial Guitarist Justin Lowe Found Dead
07/23/2015
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(TeamRock Radio) After The Burial guitarist Justin Lowe has been found dead after apparently falling from a bridge. Lowe was 32. Investigating authorities report his fatal injuries were consistent with a fall.

He'd announced his split from the band last month after publishing a long and confused announcement that appeared to suggest he was suffering from mental trauma.

His colleague reported he was receiving the help he needed - but he disappeared from his home over the weekend and his body was found in Somerset, Wisconsin, Tuesday night (July 21). His car was found nearby. Read more here.

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