From The Associated Press today:
BOSTON (AP) -- Olympic skater Nancy Kerrigan said Thursday that she and her family plan to help her brother fight a state medical examiner's finding that her father's death last month was a homicide after a fight.
Daniel Kerrigan, 70, died Jan. 24 after what authorities said was a struggle with his son, Mark, 45, who was charged with assault.
In a letter released Thursday, Nancy Kerrigan thanked friends and fans for their support and says the weeks since her father's death have been ''a sad moment for us all.''
''And it isn't over yet, particularly with the ruling this week about the cause of my dad's death; a ruling, by the way, which we think was unjustified and which we plan to help my brother fight,'' Kerrigan wrote in the letter.
Kerrigan released the letter the day before she is scheduled to begin work as a commentator on the Winter Olympics for ''Entertainment Tonight'' and ''The Insider,'' as she did during the 2006 games.
Read complete article here. This story just gets sadder and sadder.
UPDATE: Just watched exclusive Nancy Kerrigan interview on CBS' The Insider and Entertainment Tonight. I guess she agreed to the interview as she will heading off to Vancouver to be a special correspondent for the two shows. She was very teary and who can blame her? She did confirm that the family was standing by Mark and when asked why, she said that her mother was there, she was in the house and saw everything. So maybe Mrs. Kerrigan knows something about the fight that allegedly led to her husband's death. Nancy's on The Insider and Entertainment Tonight again tomorrow -- I'll be glued to the set.