Iconic 80s Star Found Dead in Mysterious Open Field Incident at 4 AM!

Jennifer Robyn Bernard, one of the early stars of General Hospital, passed away this week.

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Robyn, who portrayed Terry Brock on General Hospital for six years during the 1980s, was found in San Jacinto, California, according to TMZ.Police responded to a death investigation on Tuesday, and authorities confirmed her identity through fingerprint analysis.The cause of her death remains undisclosed, with an autopsy scheduled by the Riverside County Coroner on Wednesday.

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