The death of Mitch McConnell’s sister-in-law, Angela Chao, is now under criminal investigation just weeks after it was initially ruled as an unfortunate accident.
Angela Chao, the sister of former U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao, served as the CEO of the dry bulk company The Foremost Group, a company with deep connections to the Chinese Communist Party.
As The Gateway Pundit previously reported, The Foremost Group wrote in a press release that Angela Chao died in a “tragic car accident” but gave no further details on how the accident occurred.
A week later, after the initial press release, the Blanco County Sheriff’s Office revealed Chao died after her car went into a pond located on a private ranch located 40 miles outside of Austin, Texas, but still ruled the incident as an accident.
Now, in a letter to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, the Blanco County Sheriff’s Office wrote, “This incident was not a typical accident.”
“Although the preliminary investigation indicated this was an unfortunate accident, the Sheriff’s Office is still investigating this accident as a criminal matter until they have sufficient evidence to rule out criminal activity,” added the Blanco County Sheriff’s Office.
Death of Mitch McConnell’s billionaire sister-in-law Angela Chao under ‘criminal investigation’ weeks after Texas crash https://t.co/0RRUGOft5p pic.twitter.com/J7pJKxUk6Q
— New York Post (@nypost) March 2, 2024
Per The New York Post:
The death of Sen. Mitch McConnell’s billionaire sister-in-law is being investigated as a crime weeks after her body was pulled from her submerged car in Texas.
Angela Chao, 50, was found dead in her sinking vehicle in a pond on a ranch in Johnson City, near Austin, on Feb. 11.
“Although the preliminary investigation indicated this was an unfortunate accident, the Sheriff’s Office is still investigating this accident as a criminal matter until they have sufficient evidence to rule out criminal activity,” the Blanco County Sheriff’s Office wrote in a Thursday letter to state Attorney General Ken Paxton, according to CNBC.
“This incident was not a typical accident,” the agency added.
Mitch Stepped Down @ Same Moment CCP Sister-in-law Death Now Investigated as Murder https://t.co/y4ScI2wxtl pic.twitter.com/q7fr2cCi5U
— Grace Chong (@gc22gc) March 2, 2024
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