(CNN) - A Chilean court has settled the question of how then-President Salvador Allende died, confirming that the leader took his own life in 1973 amid a coup.
Questions over how Allende's life ended culminated in his body being exhumed last year for forensic tests.
An appeals court in Santiago on Monday upheld a judge's ruling that the evidence confirmed the accounts in history texts - that the leftist leader shot himself at the presidential palace as Gen. Augusto Pinochet's troops closed in.
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in a coup in Chile. Rhode Island Reds.
Those are good chickens. Good laying hens.
Yes, but dead IS dead.
Right...so what would have happened if they found out otherwise?
An "aHA" moment?
Sometimes a cigar is really just a cigar...