[ncountylee]

Today is the 37th anniversary of the despicable Kennedy's crime.

The Senator's office just hung up on me while I was wishing the Senator all the worst.

[Luigi Vasellini]

http://www.ytedk.com

[EagleUSA]

What happened there was that a criminal, guilty of man-slaughter, drunken driving, leaving the scene of an accident, letting a young woman drown, while protecting his own miserable criminal butt through his political connections.

The fat, drunk woman killer still walks the streets today. Amazing what money can do.

[rod1]

17 phone calls and 10 hours before the police were allerted. That alone should have sent him to the slammer.

[martin_fierro]

[xsmommy]

you are falling down on the job, failing to remind us of this!

[Darkwolf377]

A friend once told me that the Kennedys have made sure the bridge stays clsed, which is a big inconvenience for the folks who live there. Not sure if that's accurate, but he had his picture taken by the bridge, and it's fallen apart and impassible.

[spintreebob]

Is there a statute of limitations on the crime of murder?

[FormerACLUmember]

What Happened at Chappaquiddick?

Murder, most foul.

[martin_fierro]

"If she had lived, Mary Jo Kopechne would be 62 years old. Through his tireless work as a legislator, Edward Kennedy would have brought comfort to her in her old age." – Charles Pierce in a January 5 2003 Boston Globe Magazine article

[proudmilitarymrs]

MaryJo Kopechne could not be reached for comment.

[Uncle Hal]

A despicable human being.

[edzo4]

happy anniversary fat boy!

check out the spin from the globe:

“If she had lived, Mary Jo Kopechne would be 62 years old. Through his tireless work as a legislator, Edward Kennedy would have brought comfort to her in her old age.”

-- Charles Pierce in a January 5, 2003 Boston Globe Magazine article. Kopechne drowned while trapped in Kennedy’s submerged car off Chappaquiddick Island in July 1969, an accident Kennedy did not report for several hours.


too bad you killed her instead hey teddy?

http://www.mediaresearch.org/notablequotables/dishonor/04/best.asp

[N. Theknow]

I'm with Rush on the issue of a Mary Jo Kopechne Holiday.

She did more for the US than any other woman. She saved it from a Teddy Kennedy Presidency.

[day10]

True story:

In 2000, I am with my 2 boys at the Capitol building waiting to go into the senate chambers to watch some proceedings. (Kids can't go in but we didnt know that until we were already up in the area) We are sitting in the little waiting area when Teddy himself comes stumbling down the hallway. My oldest, at the time 5 years old, loudly says, "Dad, there's the guy that needs to be in jail!"

Everybody in the area cracked up. I don't know that Drunk Ted heard it, but some of the people walking with him did.

Dad was proud.

[mewzilla]

[DuncanWaring]

Might be interesting for a woman to call up and say "Hello, this is Mary Jo. Is Teddy there?"

[Vision]

No mention of Chappaquiddick is complete without the "boiler room girls". These were a group of secretaries/aids that Kennedy's group would cheat on their wives with which included Kopechne.

Basically, Teddy was driving his way to commit adultery with Mary Joe on a remote beach. He was so drunk that we drove off a bridge and left her to die while he went to call his lawyer.

Possibly the greatest political cover up in modern times.

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