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Answer: Anna Christine Norman (43)

After her death both her widowed husband and her mother contested her will because they were left nothing. She had tried unsuccessfully to divorce her husband, and had been at odds with her mother since her parents divorced. The will was dispersed as originally written.

Her mother would commit suicide by jumping from a building window in 1934.

Answer: Capucine (62)

Born Germaine Hélène Irène Lefebvre, she would make her film debut at age 20 in "The Eagle with Two Heads" (1948). Perhaps her most famous role was the scheming Simone Clouseau in "The Pink Panther" (1963).

She had been living in Switzerland for 28 years and it was reported that she had been ill and depressed.

Answer: Lembit Oll (33)

Though no note was left, the determination was made that this was a suicide. He had been undergoing treatment for depression since 1996, after divorcing his wife.

Answer: Stephanie Adams (47)

Stephanie Adams retired from modelling after her marriage to Charles Nicolai. However, they were in divorce and child custody proceedings. After checking into the hotel, shockingly, she pushed her 7 year old son from the window and then jumped after him.

Answer: George Caragonne (29)

According to his friend and columnist, Mark Evanier, George had always wanted to be "important to the comic book industry". Alas, when he found success at "Penthouse" with the adult comic books, he sort of went off the rails in his personal life. He started heavily doing drugs and supposedly "borrowed" company money.

Answer: Tony Scott (68)

There were witnesses both on the bridge and on the water when he jumped, some said without hesitation. Though the original autopsy report showed no cancer diagnosis, his brother later revealed that he was being treated for cancer. He left notes in both his car (on the bridge) and his office.

Answer: Sam Sarpong (40)

Sam Sarpong was a man of many talents. He worked as a model for Tommy Hilfiger, Gucci and Versace. He hosted TV shows and had roles in "Boston Public" and "Bones", as well as playing in several movies, including "Love Don't Cost a Thing" and "Tamales and Gumbo". In addition to that, he appeared in several music videos.

Answer: Charmain Dragun (29)

Though witnesses observed her on the cliff and called the police, they arrived after she had jumped. Charmain Dragun had suffered from anorexia as a teen and was being treated for depression. He death occurred after a change in medications which did not bring her the relief that she anticipated.

Answer: Anton Furst (47)

The 1989 Academy Award for Art Direction was given to "Batman", honoring Anton Furst for Art Direction and Peter Young for Set Decoration. Furst had also worked on "Full Metal Jacket" and "Awakenings". There was no note, but speculation that this was an impulse.

Answer: Capital STEEZ (19)

Born Jamal Dewar, he founded the hip hop collective Pro Era (short for Progressive Era). There seems to be a lot of confusion around why he would have taken his life. One of his songs, "47 Pirates", was released as a music video by Pro Era on the first year anniversary of his death.