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Ana Garcia is weighing in on the justice system.After Lyle and Erik Menendez murdered their parents, Kitty and Jose Menendez, on Aug. 20, 1989, the nation became engrossed in what came next.

Sam Rubin suffered a fatal heart attack following his hospitalization in May, a coroner’s report revealed Tuesday.The 64-year-old Hollywood reporter’s death was determined as “ischemic heart disease due to atherosclerotic coronary artery disease,” the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s Office announced Tuesday.His death was ruled as natural.Atherosclerotic coronary artery disease is described as a lethal heartbeat due to a lack of blood and oxygen flowing to the heart.Ischemic heart disease, also known as Coronoary Heart Disease, is classified as a leading cause of death around the world, according to the National Institutes of Health.About 126 million people are affected by the disease worldwide, with nine million deaths being attributed to it.Men are more commonly affected than women.The longtime KTLA personality had gone to a local hospital the morning of May 10 with stomach pain after calling 911 on the advice of his doctors.He was pronounced dead inside the emergency room at 11:03 a.m. the medical examiner added.An autopsy was performed on May 13, and the full examiner’s report is expected to be released by the end of the week.Rubin, a founding member of the Broadcast Film Critics’ Association, received several accolades during his career.

the TV journalist unexpectedly died. Colby Rubin, 16, delivered the heart-wrenching letter addressed to his dad during a Monday broadcast on KTLA, where the his dad worked worked for more than three decades. “Hi Dad, I wrote this under the desk in your cubicle where you used to catch me sleeping — only you weren’t there to wake me up this time,” Colby read, looking directly at the camera.

Canadian TV reporter stopped a troll dead in their tracks when she issued a scathing response to an email criticizing her appearance. Leslie Horton was in the midst of giving her usual traffic report for her network, Global News Morning Calgary, when she saw red and stopped to address a viewer who had sent an unsolicited fat-shaming email bashing her appearance and her choice of wardrobe.The note began wrongly congratulating Horton, 59, on her “pregnancy.”“I’m just going to respond to an email that I just got saying, ‘Congratulations on your pregnancy,’” Horton began, while positioned in front of a green screen.“’If you’re gonna wear old bus driver pants then you have to expect emails like this,’” read Horton in conclusion.While Horton does have a teenage daughter, she is not expecting — and gave an epic retort to her online detractor. “So thanks for that,” she began.