Mitch McConnell's Sister-in-Law Drowned When Her Tesla Backed Into A Pond

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NY Post 2/15/24
Mitch McConnell’s sister-in-law Angela Chao may have died by drowning: report

Angela Chao, the sister-in-law of Sen. Mitch McConnell, may have drowned after crashing her car into a body of water on private property in Texas’ Hill Country, according to a report.

The billionaire shipping executive’s shocking death was announced over the weekend by her grieving family, but few details have been made available about the fatal accident.

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Daily Mail 2/15/24

Angela Chao, a shipping company CEO and the sister-in-law of Republican leader Mitch McConnell  who died in a car wreck over the weekend, was believed to have drowned on private Texas property after her car crashed into a 'body of water.' 

Police investigating the incident do not suspect foul play at this time, an official told the Austin American-Statesman.

Chao's death has not been officially determined, however, she is believed to have possibly drowned after her car entered a body of water on the property, according to investigators. 

The Blanco County Sheriff's Office has not yet released any information legally required under Texas law, including the location and time of Chao's death, according to the Stateman. 

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KXAN news, Austin
February 15, 2024
Angela Chao, shipping business CEO and Mitch McConnell’s sister-in-law, dies in Texas

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Angela Chao, a shipping industry CEO and sister-in-law to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, has died in a car accident, her family says.

Chao, 50, died Sunday in Texas, according to a family statement that did not provide any additional details about what happened. The Blanco County Sheriff’s Office on Thursday confirmed that it was investigating an incident on private property that involved Chao, but it would not provide any additional information.

Chao was the chair and CEO of her family’s shipping business, the Foremost Group, and the president of her father’s philanthropic organization, the Foremost Foundation. She lived in Austin, which is about 50 miles (80 kilometers) east of Blanco County.