Police are investigating when a former US lawyer in the eastern district of Virginia, Jessica Aibar, was found dead in her Virginia house on Saturday morning.
According to a statement by Alexandria, at 9:18 am on Saturday, the police responded to the information of an irresponsible woman and found her death.
He was later identified as Eber, which was nominated by former President Joe Biden for the US attorney role in 2021. Eber was 43 years old.
Eber resigned from a high -level role, which he held in 2021, was effective a day before President Donald Trump was sworn in in January.
“We are deeply heartening to know about the death of our friend and former colleague, Jessica Eber, said,” said Eric Siberrt, a current American lawyer in the East District of Virginia. “She was unique as a leader, guardian, and prosecutor, and she is merely irreparable as a human being. We are wondering how much she has done in this world in a very short time.
“Although we have been destroyed by this loss, each of us in the eastern district of Virginia will look at this example and try to stick to this standard. Jess was a proud Virginian from a high school and during his career. She loved Adva and Adva.
The reason for Uber’s death is not currently known. As a matter of protocol, Alexandria police are investigating the circumstances of his death. Police announced that the office of Virginia’s Chief Medical Examiner will determine the cause and method of his death.
“I have the honor of spending his career as a prosecutor in the eastern district of Virginia, who works with talented, hard -working government employees who manage to affect citizens here and around the world.” In a January statement of his resignation, Eber said.
“It is beyond an honor to end our services for the district as its American lawyer … I am proud that we are proud of the work we have done to enforce the law with our federal, state, and law enforcement partners and to create a community trust.”
Eber received the Assistant Attorney General award for extraordinary services from the Justice Department in 2019.
