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Ted Stevens prosecutor commits suicide
2010-09-28
Ay Pee, so short version:
One of the Justice Department lawyers involved in the prosecution of Alaska Senator Ted Stevens (of the Bridge to Nowhere fame) had committed suicide. He was one of several lawyers involved in securing the conviction of Stevens for corruption - the conviction that was later set aside amid allegations of prosecutorial misconduct. The investigation into the actions of several of the prosecutors involved in the case is ongoing.
Posted by:Barbara Skolaut

#8  Suicide by gunshot wound to the had, 3 shots.

When you're as depressed as he was, you really want to make sure...
Posted by: Zhang Fei   2010-09-28 22:32  

#7  Suicide by gunshot wound to the had, 3 shots.
Posted by: No I am The Other Beldar   2010-09-28 19:14  

#6  Hmmm...wouldn't be the first time that Chicago influence has worked this way....
Posted by: Warthog   2010-09-28 17:48  

#5  Hmmm. Prosecutorial misconduct that causes a Republic Senator to become falsely tainted in the last weeks of an election, helping to change the political composition of the Senate and helping usher in Obamacare, and the stimulus, etc....
Now he feels such remorse after the ex-Senator's recent death that he offs himself, just when an inquiry might point to where the pressure actually came from to initiate the prosecution and hide the evidence, someplace more lofty in Washington perhaps?.

Gee, is anyone looking very carefully into the possibility this wasn't suicide? It does have a certain Fosteresque scent to it doesn't it?
Posted by: NoMoreBS   2010-09-28 17:27  

#4  So, what did he know that we don't know?
Posted by: Iblis   2010-09-28 16:47  

#3  Was the gentleman generally depressed, or was the choice to kill himself related to the case? If the former, this is sad, but unfortunately common. If the latter, a possible matter of concern depending on what about the case caused him to act.

Bottom line, there isn't enough information here to know whether or not to be concerned.
Posted by: trailing wife   2010-09-28 15:46  

#2  Or perhaps a gunshot wound to the back of the head?
Posted by: Martini   2010-09-28 15:43  

#1  Hmmm. Story didn't specify...was the body found here by any chance? Just wonderin'...
Posted by: Ricky bin Ricardo (Abu Babaloo)   2010-09-28 15:01  

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