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** EDS NOTE: IMAGE ALTERED BY SOURCE ** This undated photo provided by the California Dept. of Corrections, shows death row inmate Nicholas Rodriguez. More than a month after the 28-year-old death row inmate's death from a heroin overdose, San Quentin State Prison officials say they've closed the investigation without finding how the drugs got in the highest security area of the prison. More heroin, a spoon and a syringe also were found in Rodriguez' cell after his July 10, 2005, death. He's the first death row inmate in California known to die of a drug overdose. (AP Photo/California Department of Corrections)
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