The hoax below, which claims that Norman Reedus, an American actor, was killed in a car crash, is another reason why you should always use popular and reputable news websites as your source of information. Norman Reedus, best known for portraying the character, Daryl Dixon, in the TV series 'The Walking Dead', is NOT DEAD. Whenever something dramatic or depressing like the death of someone is posted on social networking or satire news websites please verify it with a reputable news website before posting, sharing, commenting or liking.
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Norman Reedus Dead: 'The Walking Dead' Star Killed in Motor Crash Hoax
Norman Reedus dead: 'The Walking Dead' star killed in motor crash
Norman Reedus was confirmed dead at 8.30 AM this morning. His motor crashed into...
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Scammers created this hoax to make a particular Facebook page popular, which they will sell to other scammers, spammers, or online marketers with all the public information of the persons who have shared, “liked” or commented on the hoax. And, once you share, “like” or comment on the page, you will only help them achieve their goal.
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This celebrity death hoax is similar to the Celine Dion, Will Smith,Shaggy, Rapper Eminem, Jackie Chan, Oprah Winfrey, Miley Cyrus and Angelina Jolie hoaxes.
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