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Final reports by the independent counsel on the Whitewater and [[Monica Lewinsky|Lewinsky]] investigations were made public in March 2002. On the Whitewater matter, prosecutors concluded that although both Clintons had made "factually inaccurate" statements to federal investigators, the available evidence failed to prove that either of them had committed perjury or [[obstruction of justice|obstructed justice]]. Concerning the Lewinsky probe, the independent counsel believed he had enough evidence to indict and convict the former president, but had declined to prosecute because Clinton had "publicly admitted his wrongdoing" and been punished enough by his [[impeachment]] and other disgraces<ref name="History"/>}}
Final reports by the independent counsel on the Whitewater and [[Monica Lewinsky|Lewinsky]] investigations were made public in March 2002. On the Whitewater matter, prosecutors concluded that although both Clintons had made "factually inaccurate" statements to federal investigators, the available evidence failed to prove that either of them had committed perjury or [[obstruction of justice|obstructed justice]]. Concerning the Lewinsky probe, the independent counsel believed he had enough evidence to indict and convict the former president, but had declined to prosecute because Clinton had "publicly admitted his wrongdoing" and been punished enough by his [[impeachment]] and other disgraces<ref name="History"/>}}
==David Hale==
The morning of [[Vince Foster]]'s death, the [[FBI]] obtained a warrant to search the [[Little Rock]] offices of David Hale, the head of Capital Management Services.
Hale was a Clinton appointed municipal judge who stated that James McDougal and Gov. Clinton forced him to give [[fraud]]ulent [[SBA]] loans to Clinton's friends. This included $300,000 to a company connected to Madison Guaranty and run by McDougal's wife, $100,000 of which later ended up in a Whitewater Development Corporation's account.
==See also==
==See also==