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I sure hope his family doesn't see them, whether the ideas are right or wrong.
NY Post report.
The comments, rightly or wrongly, are interesting. IMO
I sure hope his family doesn't see them, whether the ideas are right or wrong.
NY Post report.
The comments, rightly or wrongly, are interesting. IMO
Truly, it is like nothing so much as a museum, from the vaulted butler’s pantry with original silver safe and an array of china collections, to the dining room, featuring a table that once belonged to the Archbishop of Detroit and served visiting Popes, to the velvet-lined elevator, featuring a ceiling mural in a cherub motif (echoing another mural on the dining room ceiling, a product of the previous owner).
A Peek Into Detroit's Benjamin Siegel House
JMOThey are saying he was shot multiple times (not once) in the head. <modsnip - title has been changed>
"A popular neurosurgeon who was found dead in his Detroit home was shot in the head multiple times, the Wayne County Medical Examiner's Office said Thursday.
Devon Hoover's body was found wrapped in a sheet in the attic of his Boston-Edison home Sunday night. Police initially said Hoover was shot once, but the medical examiner said he suffered multiple gunshot wounds."
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Detroit neurosurgeon found wrapped in sheet was shot in head multiple times, ME says
Devon Hoover suffered multiple gunshot wounds to the head, the medical examiner's office said.www.fox2detroit.com
Dr. Hoover owns the former home of Benjamin Siegel that was built in 1914. Mr. Siegel owned an upscale ladies' department store in Detroit that he named B. Siegel.
Albert Kahn designed an Italianate villa of 13,000 square feet.
The "attic" is actually the third floor of the home where the servants lived, att, of Mr. Siegel's ownership. There is a set of stairs leading from the 3rd floor to the kitchen. The residents and guests use the main staircase with ornate carvings. The home also has an elevator. Elsewhere, I read that one of his patients' has a business that tends to his trees.
Benjamin Siegel Home, Detroit, Michigan - Homes, History and People
Benjamin Siegel house - Detroit - LocalWiki
I have a feeling authorities know exactly who did it, and why.
Comments from people who say knew him are very complimentary. The nasty comments are from ignorant people whose opinion doesn't count for much.I sure hope his family doesn't see them, whether the ideas are right or wrong.
perhaps an aggrieved former patient?Yep, they’re not having to send out a search party; it’s almost a solved case.
A bad date or a tryst that went wrong?
It will be reported on soon enough.
perhaps an aggrieved former patient?
It is a huge house. He has probably had many people working there over the years. It could be a fired or disgruntled employee.Yep, they’re not having to send out a search party; it’s almost a solved case.
A bad date or a tryst that went wrong?
It will be reported on soon enough.
I just joined that group myself. Thanks!"As mystery shrouds Hoover's death, an outpouring of shock, grief and anger over the slaying continues to mount.
Friends and former patients of Hoover's described him as brilliant, exceptional and larger-than-life. He was known for his generosity, compassion and kindness.
Nearly 2,000 people have joined the Facebook group "Justice for Dr. Devon Hoover." The group is flooded with tributes dedicated to the slain doctor, many of whom were patients who said they are alive because of Hoover's care."
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Death of beloved Detroit neurosurgeon ruled homicide
The death of a beloved Detroit neurosurgeon has been ruled a homicide by the Wayne County Medical Examiner's Office.eu.freep.com
And I just saw on that group that his mother died today! She had been in hospice for some time, so it wasn't that big of a surprise, and another person said that she had not been told that he was deceased.
RIP, Devon's Mom. You appear to have raised a wonderful man.