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Orlando FreeFall death: State hires forensic team to investigate after teen falls from ride

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ORLANDO, Fla. - Crews from the Florida Department of Agriculture will be on site at ICON Park on Monday. The state has hired a forensic team to investigate the Orlando FreeFall ride after 14-year-old Tyre Sampson died when he fell from the attraction on March 24.The owners say they are fully cooperating with the investigation.In addition to the state forensic team, the family of Tyre has their own attorneys going forward with an investigation.

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