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Army cadet may have killed himself wrongly 'fearing he may have been involved in murder'

UK: A teenage Army cadet may have killed himself after falsely believing he may have been involved in a murder, because he could not remember the night in question.

It is believed Jack Wilson, 17, jumped from the balcony of a Birmingham tower block last month out of fear his army career would be left in tatters over the killing.

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