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A weekend meeting was held with Webster Hubbell and both their wives at the estate of Michael Cardoza who later headed the [[Hillary_Clinton_First_Lady#Legal_Defense_Fund_and_influence_peddling|Clinton Legal Defense fund]]. [[George Stephanopoulos]] is also said to be at this meeting.<ref>Letter from James R. Norman, Senior Editor at Forbes Magazine to Michael D. McCurry, Press Secretary at the White House, April 17, 1995 </ref> $286,000 was deposited into the account of Vince's wife, Lisa Foster, shortly before the meeting. The money was paid evidently as hush money, and for legal fees. The hope apparently was that Foster would not break under stress and name names of others in the [[Clinton administration]].<ref>Jim Quinn interview with James Norman, December 7, 1995</ref>

A weekend meeting was held with Webster Hubbell and both their wives at the estate of Michael Cardoza who later headed the [[Hillary_Clinton_First_Lady#Legal_Defense_Fund_and_influence_peddling|Clinton Legal Defense fund]]. [[George Stephanopoulos]] is also said to be at this meeting.<ref>Letter from James R. Norman, Senior Editor at Forbes Magazine to Michael D. McCurry, Press Secretary at the White House, April 17, 1995 </ref> $286,000 was deposited into the account of Vince's wife, Lisa Foster, shortly before the meeting. The money was paid evidently as hush money, and for legal fees. The hope apparently was that Foster would not break under stress and name names of others in the [[Clinton administration]].<ref>Jim Quinn interview with James Norman, December 7, 1995</ref>

Systematics also came to be represented by Beryl Anthony, a partner at the Washington law office of Winston and Strawn, former chairman of the [[Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee]], and husband of Vince Foster's sister Sheila Foster Anthony. It was Sheila Anthony who, while Assistant Attorney General for Legislative Affairs at the [[Justice Department]], effected a $286,000 transfer to Lisa Foster from a [[Democratic National Committee]] account held at Mellon Bank, just four days before Vince Foster met his death. Upon Foster's death, Hillary Clinton directed the removal of files from Foster's office.

Systematics also came to be represented by Beryl Anthony, a partner at the Washington law office of Winston and Strawn, former treasurer of the [[Democratic National Committee]], former chairman of the [[Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee]], and husband of Vince Foster's sister Sheila Foster Anthony. It was Sheila Anthony who, while Assistant Attorney General for Legislative Affairs at the [[Justice Department]], effected a $286,000 transfer to Lisa Foster from a [[Democratic National Committee]] account held at Mellon Bank, just four days before Vince Foster met his death. Upon Foster's death, Hillary Clinton directed the removal of files from Foster's office.

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