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Tragic moment 97-year-old man dies at his birthday party seconds after dancing to Bee Gees hit Stayin' Alive

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Daily Mail – News
“Tragic moment 97-year-old man dies at his birthday party seconds after dancing to Bee Gees hit Stayin' Alive”

Eden Malinoff revealed that her 97-year-old neighbor, Vito's birthday party ended in disaster when he passed away suddenly in the middle of the party in front of all the guests.

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New York Post – News
“California man, 97, dies at his own birthday party moments after dancing to Bee Gees’ ‘Stayin’ Alive’”

"He wanted to celebrate by throwing a Halloween birthday rager."

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ישראל היום
“בן ה-97 רקד לצלילי "Stayin' Alive" - ומת דקות לאחר מכן | צפו”

מסיבת יום ההולדת בלוס אנג'לס הפכה לטרגדיה כשוויטו התמוטט לעיני חבריו ושכניו • הסרטון שתיעד את רגעיו האחרונים צבר כ-9.5 מיליון צפיות ועורר תגובות נרגשות ברחבי העולם • "הוא חי את חייו במלואם, עד לרגעיו האחרונים"

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