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Colby was by all report a methodical, tidy man, yet police found his home unlocked, his computer on, and a partly eaten dinner on the table. The official story is that Colby just put down his fork and decided to drop everything and go canoeing.

Colby was by all report a methodical, tidy man, yet police found his home unlocked, his computer on, and a partly eaten dinner on the table. The official story is that Colby just put down his fork and decided to drop everything and go canoeing.

The newsletter he was working for, ''Strategic Investment'', was covering the Vince Foster "suicide" in detail. Its editors hired three renowned handwriting experts to investigate Foster's "suicide note", which hadn't been found when his briefcase was first searched, but later materialized, torn into pieces, with no fingerprints on any of the pieces. Upon comparing this document with others of Foster's writings, these experts declared the note was a forgery, and a not very good one at that. ''Strategic Investments'' recieved a threatening letter from Charles O. Morgan, attorney for the widow of the late Vince Foster. ''Strategic Investments'' had written in its March 22, 1995, issue:  

The newsletter he was working for, ''Strategic Investment'', was covering [[Vince Foster]]'s death in detail. Its editors hired three renowned handwriting experts to investigate Foster's "suicide note", which hadn't been found when his briefcase was first searched, but later materialized, torn into pieces, with no fingerprints on any of the pieces. Upon comparing this document with others of Foster's writings, these experts declared the note was a forgery, and a not very good one at that. ''Strategic Investments'' recieved a threatening letter from Charles O. Morgan, attorney for the widow of the late Vince Foster. ''Strategic Investments'' had written in its March 22, 1995, issue:  

{{Quotebox|Several years ago, investigative reporter Danny Cassalario [sic] spent many months investigating the [[Inslaw]] case. He told associates that his probe had revealed an astonishing tale of corruption that he intended to reveal in a story entitled ''The Octopus.'' He was days away from completing his story when he was found dead, allegedly a 'suicide.'}}

{{Quotebox|Several years ago, investigative reporter Danny Cassalario [sic] spent many months investigating the [[Inslaw]] case. He told associates that his probe had revealed an astonishing tale of corruption that he intended to reveal in a story entitled ''The Octopus.'' He was days away from completing his story when he was found dead, allegedly a 'suicide.'}}

Morgan wrote in his March 28, 1995 letter to ''Strategic Investments'' ' publisher,  

Morgan wrote in his March 28, 1995 letter to ''Strategic Investments'' ' publisher,