American war correspondent and Thai museum director Roxanna Brown was in "great pain" as much as 36 hours before her May death, from an easily treated ulcer, in a federal detention center. Held in connection with a Los Angeles art fraud probe, she became first an informant, then a suspect, and ultimately a victim.
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