Coles's Death Ruled a Suicide
                   
wsj.com     Jul 24, 2008            

Word Count: 256 | Companies Featured in This Article: Mortgages The medical examiner in Arizona's Maricopa County said Wednesday that Scott Coles, the late chief executive of real-estate lender Mortgages Ltd., died on June 2 as a result of suicide induced by alcohol, the painkiller oxycodone and zolpidem, a prescription medication used in sleeping pills. The Wall Street Journal profiled Mr.... [read full story]                    


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