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Senator Lindsey Graham's Final Call Reveals Chest Pain Before Death Senator Lindsey Graham suffered chest pains during a final phone call before his death from an aortic rupture. He delayed emergency care to attend a political interview, leading to emergency responders forcibly entering his home. His sister was appointed to temporarily replace him in the Senate.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Senator Lindsey Graham reported chest pains in his last phone call before dying. 02 He did not call emergency services himself, asking a staffer to call for help. 03 Emergency responders had to break into his home to provide treatment. 04 Cause of death was an aortic rupture from cardiovascular disease. 05 Graham postponed treatment to appear on NBC's "Meet the Press." 06 His sister was appointed to temporarily fill his Senate seat. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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