No one can read local doctorâs suicide note
BETHESDAâPolice authorities were perplexed Wednesday in their effort to decipher the unintelligible writing of an apparent suicide note left near the body of recently deceased urologist Dr. Franklin Kemp. After spending hours attempting to decode Dr. Kempâs penmanship, police chief Barry Willis remained baffled in his search for more answers. âWell, the first few words are definitely, âGoodbye, cruel…something, something, something,ââ explained Willis as he struggled to sound out the next few words of the opening sentence. âTell my family, smiley face, squiggly line; I canât read this. If he would have just typed it, maybe we could have found out what that smiley face really means.â According to Dr. Kempâs will, half of his estate will go to his first-born child, or possibly a born-again Christian child, or something like that.



