Vince Foster

Vince Foster (died 20 July 1993) was one of four former members of the notorious Arkansas Rose Law Firm who migrated to Washington, D.C. upon Bill Clinton's election in 1992 to the presidency with a 42% plurality. The other three were :

• Hillary Rodham Clinton, the first First Lady of Arkansas and the United States to come under criminal investigation;
• Webster (Webb) Hubbell, former Chief Justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court appointed by Bill Clinton; convicted and sentenced to federal prison in the Whitewater land scheme to defraud retirees of which Bill and Hillary Clinton were partners;
• Bruce Lindsey, current Chairman of the Board of the Clinton Foundation.

Some facts

Foster is said to have committed suicide one day after President Bill Clinton took the unprecedented step of firing the head of the FBI. Under the law, the FBI would normally be the agency charged with the investigation of the death of a high ranking Executive Branch official.

Some FBI field agents have been accused of suspicious activities in the conduct of two investigations.

Various theories surround the odd circumstances in Foster's death. Here is a sampling of some theories most frequently discussed:

• Foster committed suicide in his office in the White House, and his body was moved by unknown persons to Fort Marcy Park.
• Foster committed suicide in his car in the White House parking lot, and his body was transported to Fort Marcy Park by unknown persons.
• Foster drove under his own volition to Fort Marcy Park and shot himself.
• Foster was the victim of a homicide either in the White House, the White House parking lot, or at Fort Marcy Park.

it was homicide...

Here are a few of the base arguments which imply Foster's death was a premeditated homicide :

• FBI Director William Sessions was summarily fired by President Bill Clinton one day before Foster's death. The FBI, which would have been the lead agency to investigate the death of the highest ranking Executive Branch official since the assassination of John F. Kennedy, was in a state of flux and confusion.
• Webster Hubbell is quoted at the time as saying "Don't believe a word you hear. It's not suicide. It couldn't have been."
• Botched investigation and autopsy.

it was suicide...

These are some of the arguments tending to the conclusion Foster's death was a suicide :

• Foster was severely depressed after forwarding instructions from Hillary Rodham Clinton which resulted in the death and incineration of 17 children and 68 adults in the Waco massacre.
• Adding to Foster's depression was a severe dressing down in public, one week prior to his death, in front of his peers and subordinates by Hillary Clinton from which he never recovered.
• Foster was the week link in the cabal of Arkansans with detailed knowledge of the Whitewater scandal, the Mena Arkansas dope smuggling operation, money laundering through the Arkansas Finance Development Corporation, and private investigators hired by Hillary Clinton to intimidate, harass, and blackmail women linked to Bill Clinton sexually.

The recent reporting on Foster's state of mind, his depression caused by his involvement in the Waco massacre and Hillary's public abuse of him, is a more reasoned and plausiblible than the talking points fed to surrogates by the Clinton War Room at the time. The mainstream narrative that held for two decades was, that Foster killed himself because he was depressed over Hillary's tax returns.

Jerry Parks

The family of Clinton private investigator Jerry Parks has given testimony contradicting the findings of the investigators.

Investigating the investigators?

• U.S. Park Service Police. This agency lacked the legal jurisdiction to investigate the death of a high level White House employee.
• Robert Fiske. Because of the sloppy investigation by the Park Service Police, Special Counsel Robert Fiske was asked to investigate. Robert Fiske previously represented defendants in the BCCI scandal which was laundering money for the Iran-Contra arms dealers and Mena Arkansas dope smugglers. Fiske's conflict of interest ultimately compromised his investigation, so Ken Starr was asked to take over.
• Kenneth Starr. While Clinton surrogates have delighted in excortiating and demonizing Ken Starr personally, Starr's findings in Foster's death are held up as the gold standard of truth. Starr went on to defend Jeffrey "Joe" Epstein, a registered sex offender and pedophile, from a second conviction for having sex with minors. Epstein, who is a billionaire, has travelled widely with former President Bill Clinton since Bill Clinton left office and is a big donor to the Clinton Foundation. Starr has nothing but praise for Clinton these days and was recently ousted as President of Baylor University for ineptness and lax handling of a sex scandal involving the football team.

Nonetheless, witnesses cited in the Starr Report came forward after the report was issued claiming their statements in the report have been altered by Starr's investigators.