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The infobox, rather than displaying the customary death date, instead shows two alternative headings: "Disappeared" and "Body discovered". Is there any reason these two designations cannot be replaced by the usual "Died"? Splitting it into two parts feels both unnecessary and confusing. The information about his disappearance (and the finding of his body) is included in the body of the article, so the infobox can be made more concise by deleting it. Does anyone object to my making this change? Thanks and happy editing, Chillowack (talk) 01:48, 11 September 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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