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Court documents disclosed that shortly before David Kennedy died he was devastated to find his grandmother ill and ran from her room crying, never to see her again. Nellie McGrail, a housekeeper at the Palm Beach, Fla., home of matriarch Rose Kennedy, said in a deposition that Kennedy, 28, visited his grandmother two days before he was found dead from a drug overdose at the Brazilian Court Hotel in West Palm Beach on April 25, 1984.
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