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:Before his death, Miller told a few people he feared for his life. In a police report in January 1997, he identified Don Sweatman as the man who told him: "You hadn’t been shot at yet." And who was Sweatman? He was associated with the Lums, often dropped Ron Brown’s name and, according to others, sometimes identified himself as "Bill Clinton’s personal representative."

:Before his death, Miller told a few people he feared for his life. In a police report in January 1997, he identified Don Sweatman as the man who told him: "You hadn’t been shot at yet." And who was Sweatman? He was associated with the Lums, often dropped Ron Brown’s name and, according to others, sometimes identified himself as "Bill Clinton’s personal representative."

 

*'''Lance Herndon''' - August 9, 1996. Computer Specialist and entrepreneur. Herndon founded Access Inc, an [[Atlanta]] based information systems consulting firm once listed by Inc. Magazine as one of the nation's fasted growing private companies. Herndon was killed in his mansion in Roswell, Georgia from a blow to the head. The home had an elaborate security system. Herndon's relatives said they unbolted the front door to gain entry into the home and discovered his bloody body under the bed covers. President Clinton appointed Herndon to the White House Conference on Small Business, part of Ron Brown's Dept of Commerce. Pressure was apparently applied to the contractors and subcontractors who implemented the database and the phone network in the White House which tied the database to several other databases. Herndon may have been murdered because of his work on the White House Data Base. He died in the period when the WH phone records disappeared, containing the hour of calls in dispute, within days of Janet Reno handing over the brewing WH data base scandal to Kenneth Starr. He was also a member of a trade mission to South Africa in 1995.

*'''Lance Herndon''' - August 9, 1996. Computer Specialist and entrepreneur. Herndon founded Access Inc, an [[Atlanta]] based information systems consulting firm once listed by Inc. Magazine as one of the nation's fasted growing private companies. Herndon was killed in his mansion in Roswell, Georgia from a blow to the head. The home had an elaborate security system. Herndon's relatives said they unbolted the front door to gain entry into the home and discovered his bloody body under the bed covers. President Clinton appointed Herndon to the White House Conference on Small Business, part of Ron Brown's Dept of Commerce. Pressure was apparently applied to the contractors and subcontractors who implemented the database and the phone network in the White House which tied the database to several other databases. Herndon may have been murdered because of his work on the White House Data Base. He died in the period when the WH phone records disappeared, containing the hour of calls in dispute, within days of Janet Reno handing over the brewing WH data base scandal to Kenneth Starr. He was also a member of a trade mission to South Africa in 1995.