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Lindsay Lohan Invited Robbers Into Home, Victim Suspects

Lindsay Lohan is apparently being accused of allowing two dudes who robbed a Hollywood Hills mansion to come inside during a house party there. Police have interviewed Lohan in the burglary investigation following the break-in Sunday, but she is not a suspect … at least not right this minute. You never know with Linds. The incident occurred at a multi-million dollar mansion. The owner invited LiLo, who had brought her brother Cody, her assistant and two other guys. The party lasted all night, and Lindsay left at around noon Monday, right after the owner realized expensive watches and sunglasses were missing. He told everyone to stay and then called the police. When they arrived, he told them that he believed the guys Lohan brought ganked the stuff. The cops began asking questions of Lindsay, to which she replied, “Am I a suspect?” An officer answered, “No.” Then Lindsay peaced, TMZ reports. The case is still under investigation .

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Junior Seau Autopsy Report: No Alcohol, Drugs or Brain Damage Found

Former NFL star Junior Seau had no alcohol or illicit drugs in his system upon committing suicide this year, nor did he exhibit any signs of brain damage. According to the autopsy and toxicology reports released Monday by the San Diego County medical examiner, Seau’s medical history was unremarkable. His girlfriend, Megan Noderer, told police that Seau gave no indication that he planned to kill himself, making his decision to do so even more of a mystery. When Noderer returned to their home May 2 after a morning workout, she found Seau in bed, dead of a gunshot to the chest from a .357 magnum revolver. No note or “documents that were suicidal in nature” were found. The San Diego County medical examiner declared Seau’s death a suicide the next day. The 43-year-old was taking prescription medicines for orthopedic problems and insomnia, and was under the care of Chargers physician Dr. David Chao. The former Oceanside and USC football star drank only “socially [and] did not smoke, and there was no history of illicit drug use,” according to the report. Seau “had an unremarkable medical history” and exhibited no “suicidal ideation or confirmed suicide attempt,” Deputy Medical Examiner Dr. Craig Nelson wrote. Brain damage among football players due to concussions has become a controversial issue in the NFL, where Seau was a star for the San Diego Chargers. At the request of the Seau family, brain tissue was sent to the National Institutes of Health for more advanced investigation. May he rest in peace. [Photo: WENN.com]

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Junior Seau Autopsy Report: No Alcohol, Drugs or Brain Damage Found