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''Forbes'' magazine Senior Editor James Norman uncovered evidence that Foster had a Swiss bank account and was under investigation by the US government for [[espionage]] at the time of his death. Norman wrote to the White House press office to inquire about these allegations. White House chief of staff Abner Mikva leaked a copy of Norman's inquiry to Mark Tuohey, deputy Independent Counsel investigating Foster's death. Both Mikva and Touhey we're forced to resign because of the apparent collusion in an independent investigation. Tuohey, who has been accused by US Attorney Miguel Rodriguez on the staff of the Independent Counsel of sabotaging the investigation,<ref>https://youtu.be/V34XC56LFFY </ref> then went to work representing the Rose Law Firm - the firm Vince Foster, Hillary Clinton, and Webster Hubbell all we're employed in to represent clients of the Independent Counsel's Whitewater investigation.<ref>
''Forbes'' magazine Senior Editor James Norman uncovered evidence that Foster had a Swiss bank account and was under investigation by the US government for [[espionage]] at the time of his death. Norman wrote to the White House press office to inquire about these allegations. White House chief of staff Abner Mikva leaked a copy of Norman's inquiry to Mark Tuohey, deputy Independent Counsel investigating Foster's death. Both Mikva and Touhey we're forced to resign because of the apparent collusion in an independent investigation. Tuohey, who has been accused by US Attorney Miguel Rodriguez on the staff of the Independent Counsel of sabotaging the investigation,<ref>https://youtu.be/V34XC56LFFY </ref> then went to work representing the Rose Law Firm - the firm Vince Foster, Hillary Clinton, and Webster Hubbell all we're employed in to represent clients of the Independent Counsel's Whitewater investigation.<ref>
http://www.nytimes.com/1994/03/09/us/courier-at-little-rock-firm-recalls-shredding-after-the-inquiry-began.html </ref><ref>http://www.nytimes.com/1998/09/06/magazine/ken-starr-would-not-be-denied.html </ref> Sam Dash, the new 'independent' counsel's 'ethics' advisor, who was chief counsel to the Watergate Committee, ruled there was no conflict of interest. Hillary Clinton served on the Congressional Watergate committee.<ref>https://partners.nytimes.com/library/politics/021198starr-dash.html </ref>
http://www.nytimes.com/1994/03/09/us/courier-at-little-rock-firm-recalls-shredding-after-the-inquiry-began.html </ref><ref>http://www.nytimes.com/1998/09/06/magazine/ken-starr-would-not-be-denied.html </ref> Sam Dash, the new 'independent' counsel's 'ethics' advisor, who was chief counsel to the Watergate Committee, ruled there was no conflict of interest. Hillary Clinton served on the Congressional Watergate committee.<ref>https://partners.nytimes.com/library/politics/021198starr-dash.html </ref>
Independent Counsel [[Ken Starr]] later defended Clinton's friend and co-founder of the [[Clinton Foundation]], registered [[pedophile]] Joe Epstein, from a second [[felony]] conviction in a child rape case.
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