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This category is for people who died c. 2012.

See also: Category:2012 births.






















Subcategories


This category has the following 4 subcategories, out of 4 total.



L




  • ► Lists of killings by law enforcement officers in the United States, 2012‎ (12 P)



M




  • ► Murder in 2012‎ (2 C, 40 P)



V





  • ► Victims of the 2012 Aurora shooting‎ (12 P)





  • ► Victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting‎ (22 P)








Pages in category "2012 deaths"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 7,778 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • Deaths in January 2012

  • Deaths in February 2012

  • Deaths in March 2012

  • Deaths in April 2012

  • Deaths in May 2012

  • Deaths in June 2012

  • Deaths in July 2012

  • Deaths in August 2012

  • Deaths in September 2012

  • Deaths in October 2012

  • Deaths in November 2012

  • Deaths in December 2012

  • List of killings by law enforcement officers in the United States, 2012

  • List of offenders executed in the United States in 2012




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  • Patricia Aakhus

  • Roald Aas

  • Karin Aasma

  • Svein Aasmundstad

  • Elfriede Abbe

  • Fadilah Noor Abbe

  • Patience Abbe

  • James Lloyd Abbot Jr.

  • Adnan Farhan Abd Al Latif

  • Anouar Abdel-Malek

  • James Abdnor

  • Abdul Kerim al-Qubrusi

  • Abdul Shakoor al-Turkistani

  • Théophile Abega

  • Maddela Abel

  • Georges Aber

  • Ian Abercrombie

  • Jan Håkan Åberg

  • Ranil Abeynaike

  • Hector Abhayavardhana

  • Anand Abhyankar

  • Shreeram Shankar Abhyankar

  • Gary Ablett (English footballer)

  • Béla Nagy Abodi

  • Ali Abolhassani

  • Alfredo Abon Lee

  • Mark Abrahamian

  • Carol Ann Abrams

  • Leon Abrams

  • Stephen Abrams

  • Hans Abramson

  • Claude Abravanel

  • Jerónimo Tomás Abreu Herrera

  • Jean-Claude Abric

  • Aziz Ab'Sáber

  • Abu Akash

  • Hamzah Abu Samah

  • Said Aburish

  • Rodolfo Acevedo

  • V. S. Acharya

  • Vartan Achkarian

  • Jeanne Achterberg

  • Caroline Iverson Ackerman

  • Evelyn Ackerman

  • Willie Ackerman

  • Eladio Acosta Arteaga

  • Mario Arturo Acosta Chaparro

  • Gordon Ada

  • L. Adaikalaraj

  • Charlie Adam (footballer, born 1962)

  • Corinna Adam

  • Hugh Adam

  • Pierre Adam

  • Jaroslava Adamová

  • Adam Adamowicz

  • Carol Adams (actress)

  • Chris Adams (footballer)

  • Herb Adams (baseball)

  • J. Michael Adams

  • Judith Adams

  • Keith Adams (filmmaker)

  • Richard Adams (activist)

  • Avraham Adan

  • Ülkü Adatepe

  • Paul Adderley

  • Paul Addis

  • Obo Addy

  • Henry Adefope

  • Lateef Adegbite

  • Lam Adesina

  • Joseph Abiodun Adetiloye

  • Sushila Adivarekar

  • Irving Adler

  • Richard Adler

  • Kurt Adolff

  • Adolphe Merkle

  • Adorable Rubí

  • Blagoje Adžić

  • Afewerk Tekle

  • Fareeda Kokikhel Afridi

  • Muhammad Afrizal

  • Mawlawi Afzal

  • Lubna Agha

  • Judy Agnew

  • Imra Agotić

  • Susana Agüero

  • Mark Aguhar

  • Guma Aguiar

  • Jesús Aguilarte

  • Oli Ahad

  • Zvi Aharoni

  • Jerry Ahern

  • Peggy Ahern

  • Mac Ahlberg

  • Muslehuddin Ahmad

  • Esfandiar Ahmadieh

  • Vernon Ahmadjian

  • Ahmed bin Hamed al Hamed

  • Ahmed Ismail Hassan

  • Abdul Ghafoor Ahmed

  • Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed

  • Humayun Ahmed

  • Iajuddin Ahmed

  • Khelifi Ahmed

  • Muzaffar Ahmed (economist)

  • Safiuddin Ahmed

  • Knut Ahnlund

  • Mika Ahola

  • Gretl Aicher

  • Wayne Aiken

  • Hugh Aitken

  • Fay Ajzenberg-Selove

  • Jaouad Akaddar

  • Baku Akae

  • Shahid Akbar

  • Darrel Akerfelds

  • Erlom Akhvlediani

  • Aleksandra Akimova

  • Florence Akins

  • Enenche Akogwu

  • Akram Shammaa

  • Hüseyin Aktaş

  • Fatima al-Aqel

  • Jules Mikhael Al-Jamil

  • Balu Alaganan

  • Zahir Alam

  • Zuleika Alambert

  • Frank Alamo

  • Murtuz Alasgarov

  • Daniel Alba

  • Murder of Wendy Albano

  • Miguel Albareda Creus

  • Russ Alben

  • Albert, Margrave of Meissen (1934–2012)

  • Gerlando Alberti

  • Ottorino Pietro Alberti

  • Eunice Alberts

  • Anne-Marie Albiach

  • Usman Albishir

  • Berthold Albrecht

  • Ole Albrechtsen

  • Barbara Alby

  • Luna Alcalay

  • Gloria Alcorta

  • Norman Alden

  • Milija Aleksic

  • Julio Alemán

  • Nina Aleshina

  • Cris Alexander

  • Dave Alexander (blues musician)

  • Ernie Alexander

  • Haim Alexander

  • Larry Alexander (politician)

  • Leonard Alexander

  • Lincoln Alexander

  • Neville Alexander

  • Charlesia Alexis

  • Richard Alf

  • Marc Alfos

  • Alfredo Ramos

  • François-Marie Algoud

  • Ali Ahmed Abdi

  • Afrasheem Ali

  • Anna Ali

  • Raja Ali

  • Alimuddin (cricketer)

  • Margaret Alington

  • Bahram Alivandi

  • Émile Allais

  • Dave Allan (racing driver)

  • Edith Allard

  • Joe Allbritton

  • Agnes Allen

  • Christopher Allen

  • Eddie Allen (American football)

  • Fred Allen (rugby union)

  • Grady Allen

  • Ivan Allen

  • Lee Allen (wrestler)

  • Phillip R. Allen

  • Russell Allen (cyclist)

  • Jean Allister

  • Pedro de Almeida (athlete)

  • George Almones

  • Eliseo Nicolás Alonso

  • Luis Aloy Vidal



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