The headline on the New York Post's cover Sunday about the kidnapping and killing of a Brooklyn man drew heavy criticism and left some calling for an apology from the newspaper known for being provocative. The cover featured a photo of Menachem Stark, 39, accompanied by the words, "Who didn't want him dead?" Stark was found dead in a trash bin Friday with several injuries to his body, Sgt. Lee Jones of the New York Police Department told CNN. Stark died of compression asphyxiation, which means someone or something pressed on his chest and lungs, suffocating him, a law enforcement source briefed on the investigation and autopsy told CNN Monday. There were also marks on his back consistent with him being tied up or otherwise restrained, the source said.
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Landlord Menachem Stark was suffocated, a law enforcement source says
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The New York Post's cover featured the headline "Who didn't want him dead?"
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The newspaper quotes disgruntled tenants and claims Stark owed city fines
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Family, Jewish community leaders are angry and hurt by the headline, article
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