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source: losangelespublicrelations.com

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On July 18, 1969, Ted Kennedy attended a party on Chappaquiddick Island, Martha’s Vineyard, which was intended to be a reunion of those who had worked on his brother Robert’s 1968 presidential campaign. Kennedy drove away with party guest Mary Jo Kopechne as a passenger in his mother’s 1967 Oldsmobile Delmont 88. According to Kennedy, he made a wrong turn onto an unlit road that led to Dike Bridge (also spelled Dyke Bridge), a wooden bridge angled obliquely to the road with no guardrail, and drove over its side. The car plunged into tide-swept Poucha Pond (at that location a channel) and came to rest upside down underwater. Kennedy was able to swim free of the vehicle, but Kopechne was not. Kennedy claims he tried to swim down to reach her several times, then rested on the bank for several minutes before returning on foot to the Lawrence Cottage, where the party attended by Kopechne and other “Boiler Room Girls” had occurred.

Joseph Gargan (Kennedy’s cousin) and party co-host Paul Markham then returned to the pond with Kennedy to try to rescue Kopechne. Although there was a telephone at the Lawrence Cottage, nobody called for help. When their efforts to rescue Kopechne failed, Kennedy decided to return to his hotel. However, the Edgartown-Chappaquiddick ferry (which connects Chappaquiddick to the rest of the island) had shut down for the night. Kennedy swam across the 500-foot channel, back to Edgartown.

The next morning, the police recovered Kennedy’s car and the body of Mary Jo Kopechne. Kennedy discussed the accident with several people, including his lawyer and Kopechne’s parents, before discussing it with the police the next morning. Her death was ruled an accidental drowning, and no autopsy was performed.

Kennedy entered a plea of guilty to a charge of leaving the scene of an accident after causing injury. He received a sentence of two months in jail, which was suspended. The sentence was notable in that the statute for the crime provided only for mandatory jail time and not the discretion of a suspended sentence. An Edgartown grand jury later reopened the investigation but did not return an indictment.

The incident quickly became a scandal. Kennedy was criticized for failing to save Kopechne, for failing to summon help immediately, and for contacting not the police but rather his lawyer first.

source: roguejew.wordpress.com

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Currently on vacation on Martha’s Vineyard – not all that far from “Kennedy Country” in Massachusetts, where the Kennedy family has a compound in Hyannis Port – President Barack Obama released a statement regarding the state’s esteemed Senator, Edward M. Kennedy, who died Tuesday.

From Blue Heron Farm, in Chilmark, Mass., the president, who said he “spoke earlier this morning to Senator Kennedy’s beloved wife, Vicki,” and who also sent everyone’s “thoughts and prayers [to] his children Kara, Edward, and Patrick; his stepchildren Curran and Caroline; the entire Kennedy family; decades’ worth of his staff; the people of Massachusetts; and all Americans who, like us, loved Ted Kennedy,” called Kennedy, 77, “a colleague, a counselor, and a friend.”

“[Even] though we have known this day was coming for some time now, ” said Obama, “we awaited it with no small amount of dread.”

Also on Wednesday it was announced that Kennedy would be buried at Arlington National Cemetery, alongside his assassinated brothers John and Robert.

Highlighting how the late “Liberal Lion of the Senate,” as Kennedy was nicknamed, championed the underdog, as well as the elderly and all those in pursuit of the American Dream, Obama said, “The Kennedy name is synonymous with the Democratic Party. And at times, Ted was the target of partisan campaign attacks. But in the United States Senate, I can think of no one who engendered greater respect or affection from members of both sides of the aisle.”

On a personal note, Obama said, “His seriousness of purpose was perpetually matched by humility, warmth, and good cheer. He could passionately battle others and do so peerlessly on the Senate floor for the causes that he held dear, and yet still maintain warm friendships across party lines.”

The president concluded, “His extraordinary life on this earth has come to an end. And the extraordinary good that he did lives on. For his family, he was a guardian. For America, he was the defender of a dream.”

source: people.com

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