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How do we strategically align ourselves to this moment of information,

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She used to tell me about going to the rugby club as well.

She'd become a rugby fanatic.

She never mentioned depression or any of that type of thing.

She's very bubbly.

This is part six of what happened to Annie,

the last episode in our latest storycast series from Sky News.

I'm Rona Dugo.

Previously, in part five,

we learned of claims Annie had been depressed

and this led to her dying by suicide.

I think it was actually the place she told me that she'd cut her hair off

or her hair had been cut off.

There's some way of relieving stress, I don't know.

But we're now back in Sweden for part six in Annie's story.

This search for answers.

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