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Robert “Bob” Browning, a longtime Los Angeles Times copy editor who worked on The Times’ investigative series on the King/Drew hospital that won the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service in 2005, died Saturday. He was 69.
The cause was complications from a long-standing lung disease, said Judy Browning, his wife of 31 years.
Browning was born in Pasadena on Oct. 22, 1951, and graduated with a degree in history from Carleton College in Minnesota. He began his career in newspapers in the mid-1970s as an unpaid concert critic for the Whittier Daily News.
He was soon hired as a reporter, then quickly promoted to editor of the society page. He later worked as a copy editor at the San Gabriel Valley Tribune and Orange County Register.
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Then, it all just kind of went away.
Which is probably why you and I had no idea that there was a book coming. There was no fanfare ahead of a gripping tell-all from the man himself. No press tours. No C-SPAN commercials.
Terri Anne Browning on Amazon
One of the biggest stories of the year so far, and not much of a peep was made about the antagonist getting his side of the story out there.
The book, titled
Texted Lies, Whispered Truths: The Jason Collier Story, actually doesn t list Jason as the author. That credit gets split between Terri Anne Browning and Lonnie Doris.
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