Officials have confirmed the cause of d**th of Jessica Aber, the former U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia during the Biden administration. Aber, who made history as the first woman in nearly a decade to lead the district, passed away unexpectedly at her home in Alexandria.

Her family revealed she had long managed epilepsy and seizures. Authorities found no signs of foul play, and police classified her d**th as natural, according to The Virginian-Pilot.

Aber resigned from her post in January following the traditional changeover of administrations as President Donald Trump began his second term. She had been appointed in 2021 and led one of the busiest judicial districts in the United States, focusing on national security, corruption, fraud, and international crime.

Notable Cases Led by Aber

Among her most high-profile cases was the prosecution of Asif Rahman, a former CIA analyst who pleaded guilty to leaking top-secret documents involving Israel’s planned 2024 strike on Iran. Analysts said the disclosure forced Israel to delay its military strategy, marking one of the most sensitive national security breaches of the decade.

Her tenure underscored the importance of integrity and dedication in the justice system, and her sudden d**th has left a void in both the legal and local community.

A Life of Service

Aber’s career reflected decades of public service, and colleagues praised her leadership, professionalism, and commitment to justice. She remains a respected figure in legal circles, with her contributions extending far beyond the courtroom.