Grand Jury Indicts Highland Park Resident With Assisting in Woman's Suicide
National nonprofit group Final Exit Network and four members -- including a Highland Park resident -- indicted with assisting a suicide in 2007 in Minnesota.
A Minnesota Grand Jury has indicted a national nonprofit right-to-die group, as well as four of its members, including a Highland Park resident, for their alleged roles in the 2007 suicide of a woman in Apple Valley, MN. Want Highland Park news in your inbox every morning? Subscribe to Patch's newsletter. Dakota County Attorney James Backstrom announced Monday that the indictments allege that Apple Valley resident Doreen Dunn, who was 57 at the time, "decided to end her life with the advice, encouragement or assistance of an organization known as the Final Exit Network." "She hid this fact from her family and when her body was found on May 30, 2007 by her husband, it appeared to him, the Dakota County Medical Examiner, and the Apple …
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