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Alan Turing’s Death: Suicide Not Supported by Evidence?
Jun 25, 2012

  In the week that would have seen Alan Turing turn 100, a claim has been made that Turing, who was widely understood to have committed suicide through ingestion of cyanide, may in fact have died accidentally. This claim was made at a conference in Oxford on Saturday by Turing expert Prof Jack Copeland, Director of The Turing [...]

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