A sample of fictitious death notices based on the Washington Post’s original death notice:

Jeffrey Dahmer, Army Veteran and noted foodie died suddenly today at the age of 34.#WaPoDeathNotice

— Jo wants Im🍑ment (@Lumber_jo) October 28, 2019

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Osama Bin laden, aviation enthusiast, philanthropist and family man dead at 54 during home invasion. #WaPoDeathNotice #WashPostObituaries

— Hashtag_activist (@MorsTyrannis1) October 28, 2019

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One of my faves of the #WaPoDeathNotice#WaPoDeathNotices

“creator of the Gulag hotel chain” https://t.co/oStmKpyyQt

— Katy Moeller (@KatyMoeller) October 28, 2019

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John Wilkes Booth, noted theatricalist and political activist, passes away at 26. #WaPoDeathNotice #WaPoDeathNotices #WaPoObits

— Schatzle Esq (@SchatzleEsq) October 27, 2019

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“Oliver Cromwell, intensely religious anti-monarchist, self-styled Puritan Moses and regular visitor to Ireland, dies at 59” #WaPoDeathNotices pic.twitter.com/y1pe8IQRfI

— Bryan MacDonald (@27khv) October 29, 2019

Julius Caesar, author and politician, dies at 55 surrounded by his closest friends #WaPoDeathNotice

— 👻shannon dubois but spoopy👻 (@ala_Camillae) October 27, 2019

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“Josef Stalin, austere Georgian socialist who introduced his political opponents to the wonders of Siberian nature, dies at 74.” #WaPoDeathNotices https://t.co/j4F8e9SUNg

— Bryan MacDonald (@27khv) October 29, 2019