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Woman found dead on Ohio recycling conveyor belt

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A woman believed to be about 55 was found dead Tuesday on a conveyor belt at Kimble Recycling in Twinsburg Township, Ohio, while delivered materials were being processed. She was pronounced dead at the scene, and authorities have not determined the cause of death or released her identity pending family notification. The Summit County Sheriff’s Office and medical examiner are investigating.

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