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Anne Hatch Commits Suicide

Anne Hatch Commits Suicide - A Minnesota politician’s daughter who faced trial here following a highly publicized dustup with Chicago Police officers outside a North Side nightclub committed suicide in her Michigan Avenue home, authorities said Monday.

Anne Hatch, 27, was the daughter of former Minnesota Attorney General Mike Hatch, who ran for governor of Minnesota in 2006.

She was found dead in her apartment at 535 N. Michigan just before 5 p.m. Sunday, according to the Cook County medical examiner’s office.

An autopsy confirmed she died of hanging. A source said no note was found.

Anne Hatch and her sister, Elizabeth, were arrested in 2004 for allegedly slapping two police officers after being kicked out of the Crobar nightclub during Anne Hatch’s 21st birthday party.

Anne Hatch Commits Suicide

The sisters were found not guilty of misdemeanor resisting arrest, battery and criminal damage to property.

Mike Hatch served as Minnesota’s attorney general from 1999 to 2007. He now practices law for a Minnesota-based law firm.

The Hatch family issued a statement Monday saying Anne Hatch “died unexpectedly.”

“This is a sad and painful time for our family,” the statement continued, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. “Nothing in life can prepare you for the loss of a child. We are grateful for the outpouring of support and compassion we have received from so many people. We ask that our family’s privacy be respected at this very difficult time.”

Anne Hatch Commits Suicide
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