Sunday, May 30, 2010

Dogs Killed, Wife Expecting After Jett Tragedy – John Travolta

Dogs Killed, Wife Expecting After Jett Tragedy – John Travolta

Travolta's dogs were killed at a Maine airport just 17 months after Jett Travolta's tragic death and barely after wrapping up the case. Bangor airport officials have released a statement saying the accident where John Travolta’s dogs were killed would be investigated and followed up on. At the exact same time, John Travolta and his wife have announced that they’re expecting a third child.

Source for this article: John Travolta – Dogs killed, wife expecting after Jett tragedy By Personal Money Store

Jett Travolta lawsuit wrapped up

Just months after Jett Travolta's death lawsuit ended, John Travolta's dogs died. Jett Travolta died on a family getaway in the Bahamas. John Travolta filed an extortion lawsuit against a parliamentarian within the Bahamas who was looking for a same day payday loans of at least $ 25 million for not releasing any document to the press. John Travolta instead chose to go to the authorities, and three individuals were arrested in connection with the Jett Travolta extortion plot.

John Travolta dogs killed

Two of John Travolta's dogs were killed last week in a "freak accident" at the Bangor airport. After a plane had landed with the dogs in it, a “person who was not a family member” took the two dogs for a walk. During the walk, an “airport service vehicle” that was going to service the plane hit and killed the dogs. John Travolta hasn't made a statement about the death of the dogs yet.

John Travolta and Kelly Preston expecting

John Travolta and his wife, Kelly Preston, announced on May 18 that they are expecting one more child. The couple is choosing to celebrate the new life they are expecting instead of discussing the dogs or the lawsuit. The couple announced their pregnancy to People Magazine and other news sources 17 months after Jett Travolta’s death. John Travolta and Kelly Preston also have a daughter, Ella Bleu, who’s 10.



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