U.S. diplomat found dead in Madagascar

WASHINGTON - A suspect is in custody after an American diplomat was found dead at home while serving in Madagascar, the US State Department said on Monday.

Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said in a statement the US foreign service officer was found during the overnight hours of Friday. She gave no further details.

"Diplomatic Security is collaborating with local Malagasy authorities on a joint investigation and a suspect is currently in custody," Nauert said, declining to identify the diplomat out of respect for the family and while an investigation is still underway.
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