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| − | '''Vince Foster''' (died 20 July 1993) was a childhood friend and classmate of [[Bill Clinton]]<ref>[https://www.google.com/search?q=kindergarten+photo+vince+foster+hope+arkansas+1950&num=30&newwindow=1&client=tablet-android-efun&biw=1280&bih=800&prmd=insv&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjEttba2ozQAhVLrFQKHXtcCVwQ_AUIBygB#imgrc=9zyXWr4MtgBpaM%3A Bill Clinton's [[segregation|segregated]] kindergarten photo, Hope Arkansas, 1950]. Bill Clinton is the chubby boy to the far left, Vince Foster is the taller boy to Clinton's left.</ref> who served as [[White House]] Counsel for the first five months of the Clinton presidency. Contrary to popular myths ''[[Washington Post]]'' writer David Maraniss and others propounded, Bill Clinton was not "First in his class," Vince Foster was.<ref>http://www.famousbirthdays.com/people/vince-foster.html </ref> Foster was under investigation for [[espionage]] at the time of his death.<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=ZrEA8i7z_PYC&pg=PA431&lpg=PA431&dq=Foster+was+under+investigation+for+espionage+at+the+time+of+his+death.&source=bl&ots=UwZr91Gz8l&sig=bBSqovJ-fE0fxYWvvj9_nc2To4s&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjKyvS_yYzQAhXlhVQKHVYaAIcQ6AEIKTAC#v=onepage&q=Foster%20was%20under%20investigation%20for%20espionage%20at%20the%20time%20of%20his%20death.&f=false]</ref><ref>http://www.worldtribune.com/in-memory-of-vince-foster-who-cannot-rest-in-peace/ </ref> | + | '''Vince Foster''' (died 20 July 1993) was a childhood friend and classmate of [[Bill Clinton]]<ref>[https://www.google.com/search?q=kindergarten+photo+vince+foster+hope+arkansas+1950&num=30&newwindow=1&client=tablet-android-efun&biw=1280&bih=800&prmd=insv&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjEttba2ozQAhVLrFQKHXtcCVwQ_AUIBygB#imgrc=9zyXWr4MtgBpaM%3A Bill Clinton's [[segregation|segregated]] kindergarten photo, Hope Arkansas, 1950]. Bill Clinton is the chubby boy to the far left, Vince Foster is the taller boy to Clinton's left.</ref> who served as [[White House]] Counsel for the first five months of the Clinton presidency. Contrary to popular myths ''[[Washington Post]]'' writer David Maraniss and others propounded, Bill Clinton was not "First in his class," Vince Foster was.<ref>http://www.famousbirthdays.com/people/vince-foster.html</ref> Foster was under investigation for [[espionage]] at the time of his death.<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=ZrEA8i7z_PYC&pg=PA431&lpg=PA431&dq=Foster+was+under+investigation+for+espionage+at+the+time+of+his+death.&source=bl&ots=UwZr91Gz8l&sig=bBSqovJ-fE0fxYWvvj9_nc2To4s&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjKyvS_yYzQAhXlhVQKHVYaAIcQ6AEIKTAC#v=onepage&q=Foster%20was%20under%20investigation%20for%20espionage%20at%20the%20time%20of%20his%20death.&f=false]</ref><ref>http://www.worldtribune.com/in-memory-of-vince-foster-who-cannot-rest-in-peace/</ref> |
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| | Foster was one of four former members of the notorious [[Arkansas]] Rose Law Firm who migrated to [[Washington, D.C.]] upon [[Bill Clinton]]'s [[United States presidential election, 1992|election in 1992]] to the presidency with a 42% [[plurality]]. The other three were : | | Foster was one of four former members of the notorious [[Arkansas]] Rose Law Firm who migrated to [[Washington, D.C.]] upon [[Bill Clinton]]'s [[United States presidential election, 1992|election in 1992]] to the presidency with a 42% [[plurality]]. The other three were : |
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| | Christopher Ruddy, Simon and Schuster, Apr 5, 2002.</ref> | | Christopher Ruddy, Simon and Schuster, Apr 5, 2002.</ref> |
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| − | One such theory is that Foster was lured to a secret apartment referenced severally by a female White House intern with brownish-blonde hair for sex.<ref>http://theamericanchronicle.blogspot.com/2013/08/the-strange-death-of-vincent-foster.html </ref> And that either at that location or elsewhere he was executed, with a smokeless ball powder low velocity bullet below the jaw line on his right side, leaving the bullet within the cranium.<ref>https://youtu.be/PrhckovAFEA </ref> Another bullet was fired into his mouth, to make it appear as suicide, and his body transported to Fort Marcy Park where the federal Park Service would have jurisdiction, not the local DC police homicide unit. | + | One such theory is that Foster was lured to a secret apartment referenced severally by a female White House intern with brownish-blonde hair for sex.<ref>http://theamericanchronicle.blogspot.com/2013/08/the-strange-death-of-vincent-foster.html</ref> And that either at that location or elsewhere he was executed, with a smokeless ball powder low velocity bullet below the jaw line on his right side, leaving the bullet within the cranium.<ref>https://youtu.be/PrhckovAFEA</ref> Another bullet was fired into his mouth, to make it appear as suicide, and his body transported to Fort Marcy Park where the federal Park Service would have jurisdiction, not the local DC police homicide unit. |
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| | ==''it was suicide...''== | | ==''it was suicide...''== |
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| | ==Jerry Parks== | | ==Jerry Parks== |
| − | The family of Clinton private investigator Jerry Parks has given testimony contradicting the findings of the investigators.<ref>http://contrariansview.org/onashisite/WebVAX/Foster/AEPonQuinn10Oct96.html</ref> Parks did some work for Foster, which included running large sums of cash from the [[Mena airport]] to Foster. He was paid $1000 a trip. When Foster's death was announced on a local TV bulletin in [[Little Rock]], Parks sitting at home announced to his family, "I'm a dead man." He muttered that Bill Clinton's people were "cleaning house," and that he was "next on the list." Within days their family home was burglarized, and a dossier Parks was compiling at the request of Hillary Clinton and Foster to contain "bimbo eruptions" was stolen.<ref>http://ontology.buffalo.edu/smith/clinton/arkansas.htm </ref> | + | The family of Clinton private investigator Jerry Parks has given testimony contradicting the findings of the investigators.<ref>http://contrariansview.org/onashisite/WebVAX/Foster/AEPonQuinn10Oct96.html</ref> Parks did some work for Foster, which included running large sums of cash from the [[Mena airport]] to Foster. He was paid $1000 a trip. When Foster's death was announced on a local TV bulletin in [[Little Rock]], Parks sitting at home announced to his family, "I'm a dead man." He muttered that Bill Clinton's people were "cleaning house," and that he was "next on the list." Within days their family home was burglarized, and a dossier Parks was compiling at the request of Hillary Clinton and Foster to contain "bimbo eruptions" was stolen.<ref>http://ontology.buffalo.edu/smith/clinton/arkansas.htm</ref> |
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| − | On September 23, 1993, on the way home from a restaurant, a white Chevrolet Caprice pulled up beside him on the Chenal Parkway. An assassin let off a volley of semi-automatic fire. Parks skidded to a halt in the intersection of Highway 10. The killer jumped out and finished him off with a 9 mm handgun--two more shots into the chest at point blank range. Several witnesses watched as the gunman joined his accomplice in the waiting car and sped away.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20040402111006/http://terpsboy.com/Articles/JerryParks.html The Secret Life Of Bill Clinton], Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, 1997</ref><ref>https://youtu.be/ACyGsAAjfCI </ref><ref>https://www.amazon.com/Secret-Life-Bill-Clinton-Unreported/dp/0895264080 </ref> | + | On September 23, 1993, on the way home from a restaurant, a white Chevrolet Caprice pulled up beside him on the Chenal Parkway. An assassin let off a volley of semi-automatic fire. Parks skidded to a halt in the intersection of Highway 10. The killer jumped out and finished him off with a 9 mm handgun—two more shots into the chest at point blank range. Several witnesses watched as the gunman joined his accomplice in the waiting car and sped away.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20040402111006/http://terpsboy.com/Articles/JerryParks.html The Secret Life Of Bill Clinton], Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, 1997</ref><ref>https://youtu.be/ACyGsAAjfCI</ref><ref>https://www.amazon.com/Secret-Life-Bill-Clinton-Unreported/dp/0895264080</ref> |
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| | ==Miguel Rodriguez== | | ==Miguel Rodriguez== |
| − | In the files of the National Archives and Records Administration, Kenneth Starr’s lead prosecutor Miguel Rodriguez submitted a 2-page resignation letter and a 31 page memo about the injuries Foster sustained.<ref>http://www.allanfavish.com/images/PDF/rodriguez%20memo.pdf </ref> Rodriguez notes in the letter details of injuries around Foster’s neck which were not reported in the official final report. | + | In the files of the National Archives and Records Administration, Kenneth Starr’s lead prosecutor Miguel Rodriguez submitted a 2-page resignation letter and a 31-page memo about the injuries Foster sustained.<ref>http://www.allanfavish.com/images/PDF/rodriguez%20memo.pdf</ref> Rodriguez notes in the letter details of injuries around Foster’s neck which were not reported in the official final report. |
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| | At the time, the FBI claimed that Foster’s neck injury photos were underexposed, and therefore useless to them. | | At the time, the FBI claimed that Foster’s neck injury photos were underexposed, and therefore useless to them. |
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| | These records indicate Foster didn’t really die from one .38 caliber gunshot, but from two gunshots. The other shot was on the right side of his neck, made by a “Small caliber” bullet hole. | | These records indicate Foster didn’t really die from one .38 caliber gunshot, but from two gunshots. The other shot was on the right side of his neck, made by a “Small caliber” bullet hole. |
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| − | Rodriguez claims that after he produced additional damning evidence of a possible Foster murder coverup, he became a target and was investigated internally. Mark Tuohey, past President of the D.C. Bar who served as deputy counsel to Starr, thwarted Rodriguez's efforts. Rodriguez was threatened by FBI investigators and others to "back off" and "back down." Rodriguez stated the result of the investigation was pre-determined by Fiske, and Starr held to the same determination.<ref>https://youtu.be/V34XC56LFFY </ref> | + | Rodriguez claims that after he produced additional damning evidence of a possible Foster murder coverup, he became a target and was investigated internally. Mark Tuohey, past President of the D.C. Bar who served as deputy counsel to Starr, thwarted Rodriguez's efforts. Rodriguez was threatened by FBI investigators and others to "back off" and "back down." Rodriguez stated the result of the investigation was pre-determined by Fiske, and Starr held to the same determination.<ref>https://youtu.be/V34XC56LFFY</ref> |
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| | After resigning Rodriguez took the case to the media. While reporters were interested, editors at the ''New York Times'', ''Washington Post'', ''Chicago Tribune'', '' L.A. Times'', Associated Press, Reuters and others spiked the story.<ref>ibid</ref> | | After resigning Rodriguez took the case to the media. While reporters were interested, editors at the ''New York Times'', ''Washington Post'', ''Chicago Tribune'', '' L.A. Times'', Associated Press, Reuters and others spiked the story.<ref>ibid</ref> |
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| − | The motivation for a coverup among FBI investigators evidently is careerism, a desire to get along with one's professional colleagues and suck up to the boss who is capable of handing out rewards and promotions. Having ruled prematurely, based on the US Park Police's inept investigation, that "no criminal activity" occured, to avoid embarassment the FBI was determined to stick by its story throughout the two subsequent Independent Counsel investigations. | + | The motivation for a coverup among FBI investigators evidently is careerism, a desire to get along with one's professional colleagues and suck up to the boss who is capable of handing out rewards and promotions. Having ruled prematurely, based on the US Park Police's inept investigation, that "no criminal activity" occurred, to avoid embarrassment the FBI was determined to stick by its story throughout the two subsequent Independent Counsel investigations. |
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| | *July 8, Thursday - Swiss Air refunds the purchase price of Foster's ticket. Foster had canceled the trip to Geneva "when he inquired about his numbered bank account at Banca Della Svizzera Italiana in Chiasso, Switz.--and found the account empty. Foster was shocked to learn from the bank that someone using his secret authorization code had withdrawn all $2.73 million he had stashed there and had moved it to, of all places, the [[US Treasury]]."<ref>Jim Norman, ''Fostergate'', Media Bypass Magazine, August 1995</ref> | | *July 8, Thursday - Swiss Air refunds the purchase price of Foster's ticket. Foster had canceled the trip to Geneva "when he inquired about his numbered bank account at Banca Della Svizzera Italiana in Chiasso, Switz.--and found the account empty. Foster was shocked to learn from the bank that someone using his secret authorization code had withdrawn all $2.73 million he had stashed there and had moved it to, of all places, the [[US Treasury]]."<ref>Jim Norman, ''Fostergate'', Media Bypass Magazine, August 1995</ref> |
| | *July 11, Sunday - Vince Foster tells his wife Lisa he had written the opening argument for his defense against a feared congressional probe into his affairs. According to the Fiske report, Lisa believed this was the torn note found in Foster's briefcase by Stephen Neuwirth on July 26, six day's after Foster's death. | | *July 11, Sunday - Vince Foster tells his wife Lisa he had written the opening argument for his defense against a feared congressional probe into his affairs. According to the Fiske report, Lisa believed this was the torn note found in Foster's briefcase by Stephen Neuwirth on July 26, six day's after Foster's death. |
| − | *July 12, Monday - Webster Hubbell receives Inslaw's rebuttal to the Bua Report. The rebuttal is dated July 11, 1993.<ref>[http://www.pinknoiz.com/covert/inslaw.rebuttal.html INSLAW's ANALYSIS and REBUTTAL of the BUA REPORT], July 11, 1993 </ref> | + | *July 12, Monday - Webster Hubbell receives Inslaw's rebuttal to the Bua Report. The rebuttal is dated July 11, 1993.<ref>[http://www.pinknoiz.com/covert/inslaw.rebuttal.html INSLAW's ANALYSIS and REBUTTAL of the BUA REPORT], July 11, 1993</ref> |
| − | *July 16, Friday - Sheila F. Anthony allegedly effects an approximate $286,000 wire transfer from Mellon Bank to Lisa Foster. Sheila Anthony contacts a psychiatrist and tells him--according to the psychiatrist--that Vince Foster is working on "top secret" issues at the White House, and that "his depression was directly related to highly sensitive and confidential matters." But Vince Foster does not visit the psychiatrist. Instead the name of this psychiatrist, along with the names of two others, are found in his wallet after his death. | + | *July 16, Friday - Sheila F. Anthony allegedly effects an approximate $286,000 wire transfer from Mellon Bank to Lisa Foster. Sheila Anthony contacts a psychiatrist and tells him—according to the psychiatrist—that Vince Foster is working on "top secret" issues at the White House, and that "his depression was directly related to highly sensitive and confidential matters." But Vince Foster does not visit the psychiatrist. Instead the name of this psychiatrist, along with the names of two others, are found in his wallet after his death. |
| | :*Clinton has a two hour meeting with Judge Louis Freeh. | | :*Clinton has a two hour meeting with Judge Louis Freeh. |
| | :*In the evening Vince and Lisa Foster drive to the Tidewater Inn, on the eastern shore of Maryland. | | :*In the evening Vince and Lisa Foster drive to the Tidewater Inn, on the eastern shore of Maryland. |
| − | *July 17-18, Saturday & Sunday - Vince and Lisa Foster spend the weekend on Maryland's eastern shore. By "coincidence" Webster Hubbell also spends the weekend in the area, and he and Vince Foster meet at the estate of Michael Cardozo, head of Clinton's legal defense team and son-in-law of prominent Democratic fund-raiser Nathan Landau. | + | *July 17–18, Saturday & Sunday - Vince and Lisa Foster spend the weekend on Maryland's eastern shore. By "coincidence" Webster Hubbell also spends the weekend in the area, and he and Vince Foster meet at the estate of Michael Cardozo, head of Clinton's legal defense team and son-in-law of prominent Democratic fund-raiser Nathan Landau. |
| | :According to the Fiske report, "Lisa Foster stated that the weekend did not go particularly well for Foster. When Foster returned on Sunday evening, July 18, he spoke to Lyons by telephone." James M. Lyons was a Little Rock attorney who was Counsel to the Clinton-Gore Presidential Transition Planning Foundation. He says Foster discussed Travelgate, and they talked about his representing Foster before Congress. | | :According to the Fiske report, "Lisa Foster stated that the weekend did not go particularly well for Foster. When Foster returned on Sunday evening, July 18, he spoke to Lyons by telephone." James M. Lyons was a Little Rock attorney who was Counsel to the Clinton-Gore Presidential Transition Planning Foundation. He says Foster discussed Travelgate, and they talked about his representing Foster before Congress. |
| − | *July 19, Monday - Marsha Scott, Deputy Assistant to the President, spends 1-2 hours in a closed door session with Vince Foster. This is especially noted by [[Linda Trapp]], executive assistant to [[Bernard Nussbaum]], because Foster rarely has meetings this long with any one person. | + | *July 19, Monday - Marsha Scott, Deputy Assistant to the President, spends 1–2 hours in a closed door session with Vince Foster. This is especially noted by [[Linda Trapp]], executive assistant to [[Bernard Nussbaum]], because Foster rarely has meetings this long with any one person. |
| | :*Foster calls Larry Watkins, his physician in Arkansas and says he is depressed. Watkins calls a D.C. pharmacy and has 30 tablets of DESYREL (Trazodon) delivered to Foster's residence before 6 p.m. | | :*Foster calls Larry Watkins, his physician in Arkansas and says he is depressed. Watkins calls a D.C. pharmacy and has 30 tablets of DESYREL (Trazodon) delivered to Foster's residence before 6 p.m. |
| | :*At 3:15 p.m. Clinton meets with [[Janet Reno]] to discuss the FBI. Afterward he fires FBI Director William Sessions, and appoints Floyd Clark as Acting FBI Director. | | :*At 3:15 p.m. Clinton meets with [[Janet Reno]] to discuss the FBI. Afterward he fires FBI Director William Sessions, and appoints Floyd Clark as Acting FBI Director. |
| | :*Webster Hubbell stops by Foster's office. According to testimony, Hubbell gives Foster a Systematics related document. | | :*Webster Hubbell stops by Foster's office. According to testimony, Hubbell gives Foster a Systematics related document. |
| | :*Monday night Foster goes home earlier than usual. Bill Clinton calls to invite Vince to a movie back at the White House. Vince declines, and has dinner with Lisa. | | :*Monday night Foster goes home earlier than usual. Bill Clinton calls to invite Vince to a movie back at the White House. Vince declines, and has dinner with Lisa. |
| − | *July 20, Tuesday - At 9:27 a.m. in the Rose Garden, Clinton nominates Judge Louis Freeh to be head of FBI. Clinton commends the FBI on the "remarkably swift arrest in the [[World Trade Center]] bombing" and laments that "drugs continue to ravage our young people and our streets". | + | *July 20, Tuesday - At 9:27 a.m. in the Rose Garden, Clinton nominates Judge Louis Freeh to be head of FBI. Clinton commends the FBI on the "remarkably swift arrest in the [[World Trade Center]] bombing" and laments that "drugs continue to ravage our young people and our streets". |
| − | :*In Little Rock, the FBI obtains 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 charged that James McDougal and Gov. Clinton forced him to give fraudulent 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 Co. account.) | + | :*In Little Rock, the FBI obtains 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 charged that James McDougal and Gov. Clinton forced him to give fraudulent 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 Co. account.) |
| | :*James Lyons calls Foster from Little Rock late morning, but says he was unable to speak to him. Lyons was scheduled to meet with Foster the following day in Washington D.C. | | :*James Lyons calls Foster from Little Rock late morning, but says he was unable to speak to him. Lyons was scheduled to meet with Foster the following day in Washington D.C. |
| | :*C. Bradley Buck, a partner at the Rose Law Firm, calls Foster. Buck leaves a message when he is unable to speak to Foster. Foster calls back at 12:17 p.m. (D.C. time) and leaves a message for Buck. Buck then calls Foster back at 1:00 p.m., but Foster has gone out. Buck later tells the FBI his calls related to the blind trust he was working on with Foster for Bill and Hillary Clinton. | | :*C. Bradley Buck, a partner at the Rose Law Firm, calls Foster. Buck leaves a message when he is unable to speak to Foster. Foster calls back at 12:17 p.m. (D.C. time) and leaves a message for Buck. Buck then calls Foster back at 1:00 p.m., but Foster has gone out. Buck later tells the FBI his calls related to the blind trust he was working on with Foster for Bill and Hillary Clinton. |