SUICIDE (Wonder if she used a red scarf?)
Well-known New York psychologist and animal activist, 52, hangs herself
New York psychologist Stacey Radin, 52, hung herself on Wednesday night
Radin also ran a program to help empower middle school-aged girls
The group, Unleashed NY, saves high-risk shelter dogs and gets them homed
New York psychologist and animal advocate Stacey Radin died from suicide on Wednesday night.
The 52-year-old hung herself inside the bathroom of her apartment before her husband found her about 10.45pm, The New York Post reported.
A law enforcement source said she had left multiple notes behind.
Radin wrote a book about achieving gender equality and founded New York-based animal welfare organization Unleashed.
Unleashed works with middle school-aged girls to empower them to advocate for animal rights and welfare by helping high-risk shelter dogs get into adoptive homes.
Radin has a son and a daughter, and multiple pet dogs.
A source told the New York Post the renowned psychologist had a history of depression.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6266997/New-York-psychologist-animal-activist-52-hangs-herself.html
EXCLUSIVE: 'People want Roseanne!' ABC execs fear spin-off show The Conners will crash without its fired star when it debuts next week and tell DailyMailTV killing off her character was a hasty 'knee-jerk' decision
ABC is bracing for the debut of The Conners on October 16 to see if the Roseanne spin-off will be able to survive without its main star
Two senior executives have told DailyMailTV that the network fears it has angered fans by firing Barr, 65, and that the new show will not be as well-received
'We didn't think it through properly. What Roseanne did was wrong but we shouldn't have rushed to fire her,' one source said
The insider revealed firing the actress was a 'knee-jerk reaction' by ABC President Channing Dungey and ABC-Disney head Ben Sherwood
'What we've discovered is that people want Roseanne - they don't want the family by themselves,' another source said
Barr was fired despite the show's successful reboot after making what was perceived as a racist comment about Valerie Jarrett in May
Top ABC brass may have acted too swiftly by pulling the plug on Roseanne - and they now fear the show's replacement spin-off will flop without its star.
Two senior executives at the network have told DailyMailTV that firing the actress was a 'knee-jerk' reaction by ABC's president and admitted that temporarily suspending Barr may have been a wiser decision.
'We didn't think it through properly. What Roseanne did was wrong but we shouldn't have rushed to fire her. It was almost a knee-jerk reaction by Ben [Sherwood] and Channing [Dungey] who should have launched an investigation,' one insider said.
'This would have given them more time to listen to the public, advertisers and cast members to determine the best decision.'
The highly-anticipated reboot of the popular 90s sitcom was axed in May, just three months into its return after Barr, 65, made a racist tweet about former Obama aide Valerie Jarrett.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6261259/ABC-fears-Conners-flop-without-Roseanne-Barr.html