The McMahon family has been mourning since the tragic limo
explosion that presumably claimed the life of WWE Chairman Mr.
McMahon Monday night in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
The family refused comment in the hours immediately after the
tragedy; however, WWE.com has learned that tomorrow, WWE Executive
Vice President of Legal Affairs Ed Kaufman will release a statement
from the McMahons, the first since the events of Monday
night.
United States federal agents have arrived at the crime scene in
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., where Mr. McMahon was presumed dead less than 24
hours ago. As rumored, given the severity and nature of the
explosion, by law, federal authorities have taken full control of
the investigation.
As first speculated in previous reports, federal authorities
confirmed that a body was not recovered from the limousines
blackened remains. Investigators believe that Mr. McMahons body
could possibly have been incinerated in the blast.
With the initial stages of the federal investigation underway in
Pennsylvania, authorities have closed the crime scene to check for
DNA evidence that may lead to additional information on last
nights shocking events. Forensic experts are scouring the scene
and are expected to comb through the wreckage for the next few days
in an attempt to find even the most minimal trace of Mr. McMahons
body
