FBI agents returned to the home of the late Senator Lindsey Graham in Washington, D.C. on Monday, following his death from a ruptured aorta two days earlier. The South Carolina Republican died at age 71, with preliminary findings from the D.C. medical examiner indicating that chronic heart disease contributed to the aorta rupture. Witnesses reported a heavy law enforcement presence at the residence, including FBI and ATF agents interviewing neighbors. Emergency Medical Services audio revealed that a call was made for medics to respond to Graham's home due to chest pains shortly before his death. Senator John Cornyn remarked on the circumstances surrounding Graham's death and suggested that toxicology reports may provide further clarity. There is currently no evidence of foul play, according to law enforcement sources. Graham had recently returned from a trip to Ukraine, where he met with President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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FBI Investigates Death of Senator Lindsey Graham
The FBI is investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of Senator Lindsey Graham, who died from a ruptured aorta at age 71. Preliminary findings indicate chronic heart disease as a contributing factor, and there is currently no evidence of foul play. Witnesses reported a significant law enforcement presence at his home following his death.
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FBI Investigates Death of Senator Lindsey Graham