[Recovering_Democrat]

And for 40 years, Ted has gotten away with her death. No adequate punishment or consequences (sorry, not being "allowed" to be elected President isn't a punishment) have followed.

In the years to come, we saw a Republican president booted for a minor break-in, a Senate leader resign because of remarks at a birthday party, a patriotic soldier (Colonel North) attacked for trying to free hostages and arm freedom fighters, a black conservative publicly lynched because of his views...but never again a public airing of the manslaughter/murder of an innocent girl by the senior Senator from Massachusetts.

[Uri’el-2012]

Isn't it ironic to name 0bamaCare in honor of the murderer of Mary Jo

Where the undesirables no matter their age will be murdered

[Dick Bachert]

...and her killer lives. Life just ain't fair.

I HOPE this is the last time I'll be able to post this without catching S**T for being NON-PC and INSENSITIVE.

Someone ought to erect a statue to Mary Jo on the Mall for keeping this reprobate out of the White House. She really DID give her life for her country.

[ottbmare]

I’ve been given to understand that Kennedy’s office doesn’t answer calls from unknown numbers on the anniversary of Mary Jo’s death because so many people call and make gurgling noises into the phone.

[pnh102]

I blame he people of Massachusetts who keep on re-electing Ted Kennedy.

[catfish1957]

Water boarding Teddy was also a benefactor of the Apollo 11 launch. Most of us at that time were glued to that story. Wonder how public opinion and history would have changed if that had been the lead story for a week.

[GinaLolaB]

[wideminded]

It looks like the website ydetk.com, which had a very thorough review of the incident, has been taken down.

[Fresh Wind]

In the town where I was born
Lived a man named Kennedy
And he told us of his night
In his four-wheel submarine

So we drove out to the bridge
Till we found the sea of green
And we looked beneath the waves
For his four-wheel submarine

We all died in a four-wheel submarine,
four-wheel submarine, four-wheel submarine,
We all live in a four-wheel submarine,
four-wheel submarine, four-wheel submarine.

And his friends are all aboard
Many more of them live next door
And they all just look away
(blub, blub, blub, blub, blub, blub, blub, blub)

We all died in a four wheel-submarine,
four-wheel submarine, four wheel-submarine,
We all live in a four wheel-submarine,
four-wheel submarine, four-wheel submarine.

(Full speed ahead, Mr. Kennedy, full speed ahead!
Full speed over here, Captain!
Action stations! Action stations!
Aye, aye, sir, splash!
Teddy! Teddy!)

Now they live a life of ease
Every one of them has all they need
Whiskey gold and money green
And they forget that submarine

We all died in a four-wheel submarine,
four-wheel submarine, four-wheel submarine,
We all live in a four wheel-submarine,
four-wheel submarine, four-wheel submarine.

[Shqipo]

JFK Jr. died 10 years ago today. Coincidence? Someone once said that “we owe God a death.” Fat Teddy may have cashed in his, via a nephew.

[Renkluaf]

And so was born The Hero of Chappaquiddick.

[BenLurkin]

[slumber1]

I guess none of the posters here bothered to read the article.

They are pushing the theory that Mary Jo was asleep in the back seat with Kennedy and an unknown front seat passenger (possibly Rosemary Keough) unaware of her presence. The claim is that the whole thing began as a relatively innocent attempt to shield Kennedy from a wreckless driving inquiry until it was discovered the next day that Mary Jo was missing.

Anybody buying this?

[Delta 21]