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    Riley County Police investigating death of K-State Professor

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    By KMAN Staff on March 8, 2016 Manhattan, Riley County, Top Story
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    Riley County Police have opened an investigation into the death of a K-State professor.

    Police were alerted to the death in the 11000 block of Rimrock Drive, Monday morning.

    Upon arrival they found the body of 50-year-old Joye Gordon.

    Gordon was a professor of Journalism and Mass Communications at K-State.

    A cause of death is unknown, pending completion of an autopsy.

    Police do not suspect foul play.

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