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The image shows a document with the title "Suicide Timeline: Responding to a Suicide" at the top.
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The image shows a document with the title "Suicide Timeline: Responding to a Suicide" at the top. It is a typed text on a paper background that appears to be from an official or professional source, possibly related to law enforcement or mental health services, as indicated by the context and style of the document. There's a list with dates ranging from "Friday August 10, 2018" to "Monday August 13, 2018," each followed by specific times like "6:00 PM" and details such as the name "Jeffrey Edward" alongside phone numbers. The document is marked with a red line through it, which often indicates disapproval or cancellation of an event or plan.
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