Mort accidentelle de Liebeler

WilliamCa vient de tomber:


By STEPHEN FROTHINGHAM, Associated Press

GILFORD, N.H. (September 26, 2002 12:01 p.m. EDT) - A law professor who was a counsel to the commission that probed President Kennedy's assassination was killed when his plane crashed into a lake during training flight.

His instructor also was killed.

It was not known who was at the controls of the Piper twin Comanche when it crashed into Lake Winnipesaukee, said Richard Eilinger of the Federal Aviation Administration.

Wesley J. Liebeler, 71, and flight instructor Alan Emerson, 58, were the only occupants aboard.

Liebeler was a law professor at George Mason University in Virginia and one-time counsel to the Warren Commission, said longtime friend Eleanor Silliman.

He was a licensed pilot getting additional instruction from Emerson.

Eilinger said Liebeler's body had been recovered, along with a 10-foot section of a wing. Divers resumed looking for Emerson's body Thursday.

The cause of the crash was under investigation.

"I saw the plane going over and all of a sudden it started to dive, then it went into a spin, then I couldn't see it," said Dave Gladu, who was sitting in a car along the lake at the time of the crash.

Liebeler, a leading authority on antitrust law, was also a professor emeritus at the University of California-Los Angeles, where joined the faculty in 1965.

Previously, Liebeler practiced law with Carter, Ledyard, & Milburn in New York. In 1964, he was assistant counsel to the President's Commission to Investigate the Assassination of President Kennedy.

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Teigne warrenisteWilliam, j'espère que tu ne te mettras pas à insinuer que la mort de Liebeler est une autre "mort mystérieuse"... :-D

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KAISOUPersonne n'oserait Boris, personne n'oserait tu le sais bien :-D

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