Investigators in Weslaco, Texas, suspect suicide in the death of embattled state district Judge Ed Aparicio, who won a third term despite a widely reported FBI raid of his home and courthouse chambers, authorities said. He was found Monday shortly after a news release was issued announcing he was resigning. Aparicio's chambers and home had been the target of an FBI search in January 2004, when an anti-corruption task force seized dozens of paintings, photos and documents.
April 06, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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Investigators in Weslaco, Texas, suspect suicide in the death of an embattled judge who won a third term despite a widely reported FBI raid of his home and courthouse chambers, authorities said.
The body of state district Judge Ed Aparicio, 46, was found Monday shortly after a news release was issued announcing he was resigning to dedicate more time to his family and to personal family matters that required immediate attention.
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