The death of Foremost Group CEO Angela Chao is currently under "criminal investigation," a Texas sheriff's office said Thursday. In a letter to the state's attorney general, the sheriff said his office was "investigating this accident as a criminal matter until they have sufficient evidence to rule out criminal activity." Chao, 50, was found dead shortly after midnight on Feb. 11 after being pulled out of a car that had gone into a pond on a private ranch in Johnson City, Texas, about 40 miles from Austin. "This incident was not a typical accident," the Blanco County Sheriff's Office wrote in a letter to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Thursday. The letter did not say that there was evidence that Chao died as the result of a crime. But the statement that Chao's death was not "a typical accident" and the prospect raised in the letter of a prosecution marked a shift from an initial statement released days after Chao's death. The ranch where Chao died is owned by a corporate entity connected to her husband, venture capitalist Jim Breyer, who has an office in Austin. McConnell, R-Kentucky, announced Wednesday that he would step down as the Republican leader in the Senate later this year. "This has been a particularly difficult time for my family," McConnell said on the Senate floor. "We tragically lost Elaine's younger sister Angela, just a few weeks ago."
这才 make sense "investigating this accident as a criminal matter until they have sufficient evidence to rule out criminal activity." "This incident was not a typical accident,"
In a letter to the state's attorney general, the sheriff said his office was "investigating this accident as a criminal matter until they have sufficient evidence to rule out criminal activity."
Chao, 50, was found dead shortly after midnight on Feb. 11 after being pulled out of a car that had gone into a pond on a private ranch in Johnson City, Texas, about 40 miles from Austin.
"This incident was not a typical accident," the Blanco County Sheriff's Office wrote in a letter to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Thursday.
The letter did not say that there was evidence that Chao died as the result of a crime.
But the statement that Chao's death was not "a typical accident" and the prospect raised in the letter of a prosecution marked a shift from an initial statement released days after Chao's death.
The ranch where Chao died is owned by a corporate entity connected to her husband, venture capitalist Jim Breyer, who has an office in Austin.
McConnell, R-Kentucky, announced Wednesday that he would step down as the Republican leader in the Senate later this year.
"This has been a particularly difficult time for my family," McConnell said on the Senate floor. "We tragically lost Elaine's younger sister Angela, just a few weeks ago."
"investigating this accident as a criminal matter until they have sufficient evidence to rule out criminal activity."
"This incident was not a typical accident,"
俺当时一看就知道有鬼，警察却要这么久才判断 ”not a typical accident “?
还有近乎 40% 谋杀案是 intimate partner 干的，其中女性受害人占 90%，警方要多久才会往这条路上去调查呢？
她爸长寿，96了。
警察一般怕打草惊蛇，看来有点证据了，才放出风声
哪说退出政台，人家只是想step down而已。普通人65退休，做政客还可以再干20年。人家82只是说想退出领导位，还没退休呢