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In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
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Now that IS creepy: 'Octomum' dresses as a PREGNANT nun for Halloween... and her babies become little devils 
  
  
  
 By Mail Foreign Service 
  
 Last updated at 3:21 PM on 29th October 2009 
  
 There's not many people who could provoke a universal shudder by dressing as a pregnant nun for Halloween. 
  
 But 'Octomum' Nadya Suleman has managed it. 
  
 The mother of fourteen - including her octuplets born in January this year - poked fun at herself as she headed out with her eight IVF babies to celebrate Halloween. 
  
  
  
 Things that go 'bump' in the night: 'Octomum' Nadya Suleman, clutching two of her babies, dressed as a pregnant nun for some Halloween fun this week 
  
 The effort of thinking up eight different costumes for the babies was apparently too much for her, however, as she dressed them all the same - as little red devils. 
  
 Complete with two giant prams draped in spider webs, the familiy made for a bizarre sight as they headed out for some trick or treating in La Habra, California, in the run up to Halloween this week. 
  
 Ms Suleman is poised to star in her own reality TV show after the saga over her babies' controversial birth. 
  
 Trick or treat: Neighbours will need to lay on extra stocks of candy to feed this brood 
  
 The unemployed single mother faced a backlash after the birth of her babies in January when she and the doctors who treated her were criticised for going ahead with the pregnancy. 
  
 The babies, born in California, were only the second set of octuplets in America to survive for more than a few hours after birth. 
  
  
  
 All eight babies are believed to be doing well. ||||| OCTUPLETS mum Nadya Suleman takes her little devils trick or treating - while she bizarrely dresses as a pregnant NUN. 
  
 The baby-crazy 33-year-old - a mum of six when she gave birth to eight more IVF tots in January - took one of her older kids along too. 
  
 Little pumpkins .. 'Octonun' Nadya and two of her tots Splash 
  
 Ten-month-olds Maliah, Nariah, McCai, Josiah, Jonah, Jeremiah, Isaiah and Noah were crammed into two giant prams draped with cobwebs in the run-up to Halloween on Saturday. 
  
 Neighbours confronted by Nadya and her brood as she went knocking on doors in La Habra, California, were left bewildered by the stunt. 
  
 Spookily, she is poised to star in her own reality TV show... |||||
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Even if you're one of those people that never gets scared, this Halloween costume should do the trick: Octomom Nadya Suleman dressed herself as a pregnant (scary) nun (scarier) and turned her babies into accessories—tiny devils (horrifying). View the truly disturbing photos by Splash in the Daily Mail—no word, though, on why the family was trick-or-treating days before Halloween—or where her other six children were. The Sun, which professed to be shocked at Suleman's Octo-nun antics, reports that "neighbours confronted by Nadya and her brood as she went knocking on doors in La Habra, California, were left bewildered by the stunt."


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Almost two months to the day that Michael Cavallari was found dead in Utah, the Grand County Sheriff's Office has revealed his cause of death. 
  
 E! News has learned that the Utah State Medical Examiner's Office ruled that Kristin Cavallari's brother's death was accidental, and caused by hypothermia from exposure to cold temperatures. 
  
 While there was initial speculation over whether he committed suicide, law enforcement officials told E! News after he was found that he most likely died from prolonged exposure to the elements. ||||| SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A medical examiner has determined NFL quarterback Jay Cutler's brother-in-law's death was accidental, saying Michael Cavallari died of hypothermia after he crashed his car during a frigid temperatures while passing through a rocky and rural part of southern Utah. 
  
 Grand County Sheriff officials announced the findings Tuesday in a news release. The 30-year-old Michael Cavallari is the brother of reality TV personality Kristin Cavallari. 
  
 Grand County Sheriff Steven White said they are waiting on toxicology reports to find out if Michael Cavallari had any drugs in his system. White said the autopsy report closes the case, but questions may forever linger about what exactly happened. 
  
 His body was found at the bottom of a steep hillside filled with boulders on Dec. 10, about two weeks after his abandoned car was found with the engine running and the air bag deployed about 200 miles south of Salt Lake City. 
  
 Temperatures in the area were at or below freezing every night in the days after the car was found up against a small embankment. 
  
 "I don't know if he thought he saw lights or something and started walking?" White said. "We just don't know." 
  
 Investigators believed he was just passing through Utah, but they don't know where he was headed or what he was doing in Utah. 
  
 Cavallari's family was notified earlier this week, White said. 
  
 Kristin Cavallari declined comment through her publicist. 
  
 Michael Cavallari had been arrested in California four days before his car was found on allegations that he acted threateningly toward a woman and had a gun. 
  
 He bailed out of jail Nov. 25. Two days later, a rancher discovered the car near a dirt road about 5 miles from Interstate 70. 
  
 He was single and had no children. 
  
 Kristin Cavallari rose to fame in the mid-2000s when she appeared in the MTV reality series "Laguna Beach" and "The Hills." She is married to Cutler, who starred at Vanderbilt University and now plays for the Chicago Bears. The couple has three children together. |||||
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The death of Michael Cavallari, brother to reality star Kristin Cavallari and brother-in-law to NFL quarterback Jay Cutler, was accidental, E! reports. Cavallari crashed his car in frigid weather while traveling through a remote part of Utah and died of hypothermia, a medical examiner has determined. He had left California days prior, after being arrested for allegedly threatening a woman with a gun. Toxicology reports are being done to determine whether he had drugs in his system when he died, the AP reports. Authorities still don't know why Cavallari was in Utah or where he was trying to go, and it's not clear exactly what happened when he died: The 30-year-old was found at the bottom of a steep, rocky hillside two weeks after his still-running car was found abandoned, with its air bag deployed, resting against a small embankment 3 miles away. "I don't know if he thought he saw lights or something and started walking?" the sheriff says. "We just don't know."


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According to Fajardo, staff members at One Legacy had picked up the leg about 3 a.m. and then decided to eat at a downtown L.A. restaurant. When they came back to their vehicle, the leg was gone. The limb had been wrapped in blue-and-clear plastic and was chilling in a cooler, making it difficult to spot from the outside, he said. ||||| An investigation continued Thursday into the theft of a human leg from a vehicle belonging to One Legacy, a nonprofit organ and tissue donation organization that works with the Los Angeles County coroner’s office. 
  
 Los Angeles Police spokesman Officer Jack Richter confirmed an investigation was being conducted, but he declined to elaborate other than to say the leg had not been recovered. 
  
 Coroner’s Assistant Chief Ed Winter released the following statement: “The office of Medical Examiner-Coroner is aware of — and distressed by — the theft of a body part after its transfer from the county to One Legacy, our organ and tissue procurement organization. This harvesting was done with the permission of the next of kin. At this time, as we continue to gather details, the department will have no additional comment.” 
  
 Mark Fajardo, the county’s chief medical examiner-coroner, sent a memo to members of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors notifying them about Monday’s theft. 
  
 According to memo, a copy of which was obtained by the Los Angeles Times, staff members at One Legacy had picked up the leg about 3 a.m. Monday and then decided to eat at a downtown Los Angeles restaurant. When they came back to their vehicle, the leg was gone. 
  
 The limb had been wrapped in blue-and-clear plastic and was chilling in a cooler, making it difficult to spot from the outside, Fajardo told the board. 
  
 The theft was reported to the LAPD, and officials obtained a DNA sample from the donor to identify any limb that is recovered. Family members of the late donor were notified, Fajardo said. 
  
 Confidentiality laws prevent the coroner from releasing any information about the donor’s identity. 
  
 The probe took a turn on Wednesday, when One Legacy spotted a “potentially libelous statement” online regarding the theft, suggesting the coroner’s office and One Legacy were trying to cover up the theft, Fajardo said. The leak led to various media inquiries about the missing leg. 
  
 Fajardo said coroner’s officials and One Legacy are trying to find out who leaked information about the theft to the media. 
  
 “As it stands today, we do not know who ‘leaked’ the information, but it appears at face value to be one of my employees,” Fajardo wrote in his letter to the Board of Supervisors. 
  
 —City News Service 
  
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Talk about a story with legs. News outlets are really running with it—but that's what happens when weird crimes are afoot. My News LA reports an investigation is ongoing after a human leg was stolen out of a vehicle belonging to a nonprofit that donates organs and tissue early Monday in downtown Los Angeles. The Los Angeles County coroner's office, which partners with nonprofit One Legacy, says it's distressed about the disappearance of the leg, which has yet to turn up. According to the Los Angeles Times, One Legacy employees picked up the donated leg from the coroner's office around 3am Monday, then went to get something to eat. When the employees left the restaurant and returned to the vehicle, the leg was gone. The limb had been wrapped in plastic and left in a cooler, and the coroner's office believes whoever stole it was unaware of what it was. In addition to the missing appendage, the coroner's office is also trying to figure out who leaked information about the theft to the media. In conclusion: One Legacy? More like No Leg-acy, am I right?


