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Kennedy Rejection of Inquest Findings Raises Prosecution Question
The Massachusetts attorney general warned that pursuing charges after the Chappaquiddick inquest could be vulnerable to a Supreme Court ruling. Kennedy told the court he did not report the accident for hours, described rushing to aid Miss Kopechne, and noted that he believed authorities should be alerted promptly. The judge found Kennedy may have operated the vehicle negligently on a dangerous road, but Kennedy maintained no further statement would be made.
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Massachusetts —_ attorney general's office
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Dist
Atty
Edmund Dinis
Dinis
Boyle
Kennedy Left A Chappaquiddick Stand Party With Miss Kopechne
Edgardown
Tapm
Sid
Mary Jo
Edgartown
Dukes County
Eagle
Kopechne
Dike Road
Ttere
Atty. Dinis
Chappaquiddick
Victura
John J. Crimmins
Crimmins
Dike Bridge
Dyke Road
Edward M. Kennedy
Mary Jan Kaspecine
Miss Kopechne
Esther Newburg
Katama Shores
Newburgh
Bayle
Bry
Ray la Rosa
la Rosa
Gargen
Markham
Gargan
Gagan
Particwar
Fire Department
Ant
A. T
Gargah
Holgartown
Shiretown Inn
Tor
Ross Richards
Mary “Je
Chappaquiddick Island
Burke Marshall
Robert
Tie