Summer 'believed 9/11 dust contributed to her illness'

Donna Summer believed the 9/11 terrorism acts contributed to her lung cancer.

Fri, 18 May, 2012 - 09:22

Donna Summer believed the 9/11 terrorism acts contributed to her lung cancer.

The star died aged 63 yesterday and according to reports she had complained that toxic dust containing lead, asbestos and Mercury was the reason for her ill health.

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