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Police close case into death of Bills DT Oliver's son
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Police close case into death of Bills DT Oliver's son

ESPN about 3 hours 1 mins read
A police investigation into the death of Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver's son has resulted in no criminal findings and the case is now considered closed, the Harris County Sheriff's Office in Texas announced Monday.

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