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Two Victims Identified From LA Party Where Comedian Fuquan Johnson Died From An Overdose news -The Black Chronicle

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On Sept. 3, comedian Fuquan Johnson died at a party in Venice, Calif., after suffering what is believed to be a drug overdose. Comedian Kate Quigley, who also overdosed but…

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