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Nearly two years after Prince s death shocked the nation, prosecutors released a trove of video and pictures which prov
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ugg is weekend s two-year anniversary of Prince s death, prosecutors announced they would file no criminal charges in the case and the state investigation was closed. My focus was lasered in on trying to find out who provided that fentanyl, and we just don t know where he got it, said Carver County Attorney Mark Metz. We may never know. ... It s pretty clear from the evidence that he did not know, and the people around him didn t know, that he was taking fentanyl. Metz said Prince had suff
