Astronaut Is Accused of Trying To Kill Apparent Romantic Rival
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ORLANDO, Feb. 6 -- She prepared for the 950-mile drive from Houston with the discipline of someone who had flown 13 days in space. The steel mallet, folding knife and rubber tube were all catalogued on a handwritten list, police say. She had maps, she had bus schedules and she had a disguise....
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Former astronaut Lisa Nowak told a detective she came to Orlando to meet her rival for the affections of a fellow astronaut because she wanted to know where she stood in the bizarre love triangle, according to a police interview made public Monday.
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By Kevin Howe, The Monterey County Herald, Calif.  Feb. 7--The astronaut who has been charged with attempted murder in a Florida court for allegedly attacking a rival for the affections of another astronaut holds two degrees from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey.
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Astronaut Lisa Nowak's attack on a rival for the affections of a fellow astronaut sent shockwaves on Tuesday through a tightly knit NASA community accustomed to its crewmembers showing the "right stuff," not getting involved in love triangles.
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ORLANDO, Florida  - The attorney for former NASA astronaut Lisa Nowak said on Friday his client's right to a fair trial is being jeopardized by a "big lie" that she wore a diaper during a nonstop 950-mile (1,530-mile) drive to confront a romantic rival.
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Lisa Nowak had been to space, but now she's wound up in police custody after allegedly attacking a romantic rival. How an astronaut snapped.
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A U.S. astronaut accused of trying to kidnap and murder a romantic rival for a fellow astronaut returned to Houston on Wednesday after she was freed on bail in Florida.
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By MIKE SCHNEIDER ORLANDO, Fla. - Astronaut Lisa Nowak boarded a plane Wednesday to return home to Texas, a day after being charged with trying to murder the woman she believed was her romantic rival for a space shuttle pilot's affections.
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By ASSOCIATED PRESS  An astronaut drove 900 miles and donned a disguise to confront a woman she believed was her rival for the affections of a space shuttle pilot, police said.  U.S. Navy Capt.
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ORLANDO, Florida  - Former NASA astronaut Lisa Nowak will claim she was insane when she stalked and attacked a romantic rival during the unraveling of a love triangle with a fellow ex-astronaut, her lawyer said in court papers released on Tuesday.
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Former NASA astronaut Lisa  Nowak will claim she was insane when she stalked and attacked a  romantic rival during the unraveling of a love triangle with a  fellow ex-astronaut, her lawyer said in court papers released  on Tuesday.
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Capt. Lisa M. Nowak apparently discovered several romantic messages to a fellow astronaut before she set off to confront her rival.
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By JOHN-HENRY DOUCETTE  The sad case of Lisa Nowak, the astronaut accused of driving from Houston to Orlando to try to kill a romantic rival, got my inquisitive attention.   Astronauts wear diapers?  No. 1 , sometimes.  No.
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The charge of attempted murder lodged against U.S. Navy Captain Lisa Nowak is not just a tragedy for the astronaut and her family. It strikes at the cherished image of astronauts as superior individuals who can cope with stresses that might crumple the rest of us.
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By Mike Schneider THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  ORLANDO, Fla. -- An astronaut drove 900 miles and donned a disguise to confront a woman she thought was her rival for the affections of a space shuttle pilot, police said. She was arrested Monday and charged with attempted kidnapping and other counts.
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Florida prosecutors charged an astronaut Friday with trying to kidnap a romantic rival, but they declined to file an attempted murder charge recommended by police. Lisa Nowak, 43, was formally charged almost a month after she was arrested at an Orlando airport parking lot.
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Astronaut Lisa Nowak is free on bond and in seclusion after appearing in court to face charges including the attempted murder of a romantic rival. NASA and Nowak's family, meanwhile, are asking the public to withhold judgment.