Theresa Duncan
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10 July, 2007
Theresa Duncan was found dead in her East Village, Manhattan apartment. The official cause of death was suicide. Her death led to much media attention and speculation, particularly regarding alleged harassment by Scientologists.
26 October, 1966
Theresa Lee Duncan was born in Lapeer, Michigan, U.S. She became an American video game designer, blogger, filmmaker, and critic, best known for her influential CD-ROM computer games for young girls created in the 1990s.
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Birth in Michigan
October 26, 1966
Theresa Duncan was born in Michigan. Details about her early childhood are scant, but it is known that she developed an early interest in art and culture that would significantly shape her future endeavors. This foundation in her formative years likely fueled her later creativity and critical lens.
Arrival in New York City and Underground Culture
Early 1990s
Duncan moved to New York City and immersed herself in the city's vibrant underground art and music scene. She became known for her sharp wit, stylish persona, and participation in various creative projects, marking the start of her public artistic life. This exposure refined her aesthetic sensibilities and helped develop her voice as a critic.
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Video game design (Chop Suey, Smarty, Zero Zero), blogging, filmmaking, cultural criticism.