Amazon Tribesman Dubbed "World's Loneliest Man" Found Dead in Brazil
An Amazon tribesman who lived in total isolation for around 26 years and who was dubbed as the "loneliest man in the world" has died in Brazil, officials say.
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An Amazon tribesman who lived in total isolation for around 26 years and who was dubbed as the "loneliest man in the world" has died in Brazil, officials say.
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