Former US Attorney Jessica Aber Found Dead: What We Know
Source: Newsweek
Jessica D. Aber, who until recently served as the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia (EDVA), was found dead at her Alexandria home on Saturday morning. Alexandria Police confirmed responding to a call at approximately 9:18 a.m. on Beverley Drive, where officers located the 43-year-old former federal prosecutor.
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The Context
Aber's death comes just two months after she resigned from her position as one of the few women to lead the prestigious U.S. attorney's office in Northern Virginia, a role to which she was nominated by former President Joe Biden in 2021.
The EDVA is considered one of the most significant federal prosecutor's offices in the country, overseeing cases related to national security, terrorism, and high-profile white-collar crime across a jurisdiction that includes numerous defense and intelligence agencies.
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Before she was appointed U.S. Attorney, Aber had worked in the EDVA since 2009, handling financial fraud, public corruption, violent crime, and child exploitation cases. She was part of the prosecution team that secured a conviction against former Virginia governor Robert F. McDonnell on corruption charges in 2014, though the Supreme Court later overturned the convictions.
Read more: https://www.newsweek.com/former-us-attorney-jessica-aber-found-dead-2049200
In Russia you always have windows that people fall out of. Lots of 44 year old people at the top of
their careers just up and die all the time. I hope there was no foul play involved.

yardwork
(66,274 posts)This is worrisome to me.
Botany
(73,867 posts)Last edited Sun Mar 23, 2025, 12:21 PM - Edit history (1)
And the FBI has been purged of agents who believe in the rule of law and replaced with a Quislings. Something just doesnt seem right here.
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Edit: you are right U.S. attorney Aber was investigating Russia and Russians who were spying
on America and our technology
Ex-US Attorney Jessica Aber Investigated Russia, CIA Leaker Before Death
In mid-January, Asif Rahman, a former CIA analyst, pleaded guilty to retaining and transmitting top secret national defense information to people who were not entitled to receive it, before the information then appeared on social media in October 2024.
Aber said at the time that Rahman had "disclosed top secret American documents in violation of his oath, his responsibility, and the law," and his actions had "placed lives at risk, undermined U.S. foreign relations, and compromised our ability to collect vital intelligence in the future."
The Justice Department said in late September that it had, along with the State and Treasury Departments and law enforcement, unsealed an indictment that charged a Russian national, named as Sergey Ivanov, with involvement in "multiple money laundering services that catered to cybercriminals, as well as the seizure of websites associated with three illicit cryptocurrency exchanges."
Another Russian national, Timur Shakhmametov, was charged in the same indictment with conspiracy to commit and aid and abet bank fraud, one count of conspiracy to commit access device fraud, and one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering.
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"Every step cybercriminals take in their pursuit of money leaves another track that leads us to their doorstep," Aber said in a statement at the time. "And if you follow them on their path of greed, they will lead us to you. We will not stop, because while domains can always be seized, justice is unyielding."
In November 2024, a Virginia-based company and two of its senior executives, were accused of running "three different schemes to illegally transship sensitive American technology to Russia," including sending equipment to a Russian telecommunications company linked to the Kremlin and Russia's notorious FSB security agency.
https://www.newsweek.com/jessica-aber-death-2049234
DENVERPOPS
(11,793 posts)WHITE COLLAR CRIME....................
yardwork
(66,274 posts)The trifecta that leads to Trump.
Think. Again.
(22,330 posts)bluescribbler
(2,321 posts)Move along. Nothing suspicious at all.
yellow dahlia
(2,265 posts)orangecrush
(24,232 posts)As "non-suspicious" as the Heathrow fire. I feel like this is a test of the dictatorships first domestic assassination, and like defying judges' orders, it's the game that truculent five year-olds play: just how much can I get away with before you slap the ever loving shit out of me. Time to slap.
https://bsky.app/profile/augustinelirette.bsky.social/post/3ll2b4oo4j225
cilla4progress
(26,304 posts)something like this here....
orangecrush
(24,232 posts)DENVERPOPS
(11,793 posts)she may have been facing the facts and her future legal career in this "New World" and decided to call it quits, with all her dreams and accomplishments banished in one move, and not because it was her fault......................Sad to say..............
At some point, we may find out.........(or not)...............
johnnyfins
(1,981 posts)Or threatened to go public with info. You never threaten, you just go public. Thats your protection.
GreenWave
(11,080 posts)This needs to be investigated without Trump puppets having their input.
krkaufman
(13,850 posts)Botany =



GiqueCee
(2,139 posts)Investigators have determined the no ducks or geese were involved in Ms. Aber's untimely death.
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Figarosmom
(5,260 posts)Has the hit squads begun? Is this a warning to the judges ruling against trump?
We' ll find out the method or cause of death soon enough I suppose. If it were natural wouldn't they have said so right off?
LetMyPeopleVote
(161,795 posts)I want to know how or why this person died
Botany
(73,867 posts)turn the case over to a couple of the Krasnov pardoned cops, and the assassins are already
back in St. Petersburg until they fall out the windows in the FSB building or they go swimming
in Lake Biakal with 200 lbs of concrete.
They had Trump with thousands of stolen top secret documents and he walked.
Dennis Donovan
(30,382 posts)Alexandria police find Jessica Aber unresponsive after responding to reports and say investigation under way
Maya Yang
Sun 23 Mar 2025 14.55 EDT

The former US attorney for the eastern district of Virginia was found dead in Alexandria on Saturday, authorities said.
In a statement on social media, Alexandria police announced that at about 9.18am on Saturday, police responded to the 900 block of Beverley Drive following reports of an unresponsive woman. Upon arriving at the scene, authorities located a deceased woman who they later identified as 43-year-old Jessica Aber.
In a matter of protocol, an investigation is under way surrounding the circumstances of her death. The office of the chief medical examiner of Virginia will determine the cause and manner of death, police said, without providing additional details surrounding her death.
Aber began her career in 2009 at the US district court for the eastern district of Virginia where she prosecuted financial fraud, public corruption, violent crime and child exploitation cases. From 2015 to 2016, she served on an assignment as counsel to the assistant attorney general from the justice departments criminal division. From 2016 until becoming US attorney, Aber served as the deputy chief of the criminal division for the US district court for the eastern district of Virginia, the US attorneys office said.
Aber was nominated by Joe Biden on 10 August 2021 and was unanimously confirmed by the Senate. On 20 January the day of Donald Trumps inauguration Aber announced her resignation after serving in her role for more than three years.
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