COPS launched research into the mysterious death of Joe Biden Appointed
The former American lawyer for the eastern district of Virginia, Jessica Aber, was found dead on Saturday morning in her house in Alexandria.
RadarOnline.com can reveal that the police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the shocking downfall of the Joe Biden declined instructions.
In a press release on Saturday, March 22, the police of Alexandria Abs confirmed the death of Aber after they had received a phone call about a “non -READING woman” around 9:18 am
The APD said in a statement: “As a matter of protocol, an investigation is underway around the circumstances of her death. The office of the Chief Medical Examiner of Virginia will determine the cause and way of death.”
The current American lawyer for the eastern district of Virginia, Erik Siebert, mourned for the shocking loss of his predecessor shortly after the news about her death was reported.
He said: “We are deeply sad to learn about the death of our friend and former colleague, American lawyer Jessica Aber. She was unparalleled as a leader, mentor and public prosecutor, and she is simply irreplaceable as a person.
“We remain awe for how much she has achieved in her over time in this world. Her professionalism, grace and legal insight set the standard.”
The lawyer continued: “Each of us in the eastern district of Virginia will look at her example and try to make it come true.”
“Jess was a proud Virginian of high school through the university and during her career,” said Siebert. “She loved Edva, and Edva loved her back. We continue to commit herself to her life’s work, a dedication to seek justice as she wanted.”
According to Aber’s biography of the Ministry of Justice, she graduated from the William & Mary Law School in 2006.
Include her responsibilities “[leading] A staff of around 300 prosecutors, civil proceedings and support staff in four divisions in Alexandria, Richmond, Norfolk and Newport News “.
Appointed by former President Biden, she served in the role until she resigned on January 20.
