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Warning: This story contains spoilers from the final seasons of 13 Reasons Why.In the season 4 premiere of 13 Reasons Why, a casket was shown, revealing that another one of the students of Liberty High School had died.

However, the final reveal was quite shocking.In the opening moments of the series finale, Justin (Brandon Flynn) was shown passing out at prom.

Moments later, his diagnosis was revealed. He had tested positive for HIV-1, something he had likely contracted while living on the streets and using heroin.

Clay (Dylan Minnette) was devastated to hear the news and shocked to hear that Justin was also a sex worker when he was homeless.

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