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The '''Clinton body count'''<ref>https://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-16111462.html</ref><ref>[https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1915&dat=19940710&id=WoYjAAAAIBAJ&sjid=kXYFAAAAIBAJ&pg=1997%2C2053742&hl=nl]</ref> originated with the '''1987 Ives/Henry double homicide case''' and the subsequent violent deaths of seven witnesses or suspects in the investigation. In Arkansas media, the long running murder mystery surrounding the Ives/Henry case is known as '''Murder on the Tracks'''.<ref>https://youtu.be/V3uOzWxvrc8</ref>  After leaving the White House, the Clintons never returned to Arkansas.

The '''Clinton body count'''<ref>https://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-16111462.html</ref><ref>[https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1915&dat=19940710&id=WoYjAAAAIBAJ&sjid=kXYFAAAAIBAJ&pg=1997%2C2053742&hl=nl]</ref> originated with the '''1987 Ives/Henry double homicide case''' and the subsequent violent deaths of seven witnesses or suspects in the investigation. In Arkansas media, the long running murder mystery surrounding the Ives/Henry case is known as '''Murder on the Tracks'''.<ref>https://youtu.be/V3uOzWxvrc8</ref>  After leaving the White House, the Clintons never returned to Arkansas.

Drug smuggling continued at the [[Mena Airport]] after the [[CIA]] terminated its [[Contras|Contra]] supply operation run out of [[Arkansas]]. All nine of the [[murder]]s related to the Ives/Henry case - including those of Ives and Henry - occurred in the vicinity of Mena and remain unsolved; three were originally ruled "suicides" by the state's chief medical examiner appointed by Gov. Bill Clinton, including the decapitation of one witness whose head was found in a dumpster blocks away. Law enforcement and prosecutors also participated in the coverup, some receiving pay raises and promotions in the Clinton Arkansas political machine.

Drug smuggling continued at the [[Mena Airport]] after the [[CIA]] terminated its [[Contras|Contra]] supply operation run out of [[Arkansas]]. All nine of the [[murder]]s related to the Ives/Henry case - including those of Ives and Henry - occurred in the vicinity of Mena and remain unsolved; three were originally ruled "suicides" by the state's chief medical examiner appointed by Gov. [[Bill Clinton]], including the decapitation of one witness whose head was found in a dumpster blocks away. Law enforcement and prosecutors also participated in the coverup, some receiving pay raises and promotions in the Clinton Arkansas political machine.

The corrupt  [[Bank of Credit and Commerce International]], [[DOJ]] software contractor [[Inslaw, Inc.]], and a small Little Rock bank data processing company known as Systematics also figure prominently in software theft, [[money laundering]], and a string of unusual deaths in the 1980s.  Hillary Clinton began representing Systematics in 1978.  [[Mary Jacoby]], wife of [[FusionGPS]] founder [[Glenn Simpson]] of ''[[Steele dossier]]'' and [[Trump-Russia]] fame, is the daughter of the owner of Systematics at the time.   

The corrupt  [[Bank of Credit and Commerce International]], [[DOJ]] software contractor [[Inslaw, Inc.]], and a small Little Rock bank data processing company known as Systematics also figure prominently in software theft, [[money laundering]], and a string of unusual deaths in the 1980s.  Hillary Clinton began representing Systematics in 1978.  [[Mary Jacoby]], wife of [[FusionGPS]] founder [[Glenn Simpson]] of ''[[Steele dossier]]'' and [[Trump-Russia]] fame, is the daughter of the owner of Systematics at the time.   

*'''[[William Colby]]''' - April 27, 1996. Director of Central Intelligence (ret). William Colby had been the DCI from 1973 to 1976 under [[Nixon]] and [[Gerald Ford|Ford]]. At age 76, Colby was writing for ''Strategic Investment'' at the time of his death. This worried many insiders in the intelligence community who felt Colby had already divulged too many of the CIA's secrets in the preceding years. Indeed, he was dismissed by Ford because of his over-cooperation with Congressional investigations into CIA wrongdoing. It was Colby who had revealed to Congress the plans to kill Fidel Castro, the spying on American citizens (in direct violation of the CIA charter) and the conducting of biological tests on unsuspecting citizens.<ref>"Colby insisted on going public about the agency's role in tapping the telephones and opening the mail of Americans; plotting the assassination of [[Fidel Castro]], and using human guinea pigs for mind-control experiments involving [[LSD]]," the ''Times'' reports. Releasing the so-called [http://nsarchive.gwu.edu/NSAEBB/NSAEBB222/ "Family Jewels".]</ref> George H.W. Bush was his replacement.

*'''[[William Colby]]''' - April 27, 1996. Director of Central Intelligence (ret). William Colby had been the DCI from 1973 to 1976 under [[Nixon]] and [[Gerald Ford|Ford]]. At age 76, Colby was writing for ''Strategic Investment'' at the time of his death. This worried many insiders in the intelligence community who felt Colby had already divulged too many of the CIA's secrets in the preceding years. Indeed, he was dismissed by Ford because of his over-cooperation with Congressional investigations into CIA wrongdoing. It was Colby who had revealed to Congress the plans to kill Fidel Castro, the spying on American citizens (in direct violation of the CIA charter) and the conducting of biological tests on unsuspecting citizens.<ref>"Colby insisted on going public about the agency's role in tapping the telephones and opening the mail of Americans; plotting the assassination of [[Fidel Castro]], and using human guinea pigs for mind-control experiments involving [[LSD]]," the ''Times'' reports. Releasing the so-called [http://nsarchive.gwu.edu/NSAEBB/NSAEBB222/ "Family Jewels".]</ref> George H.W. Bush was his replacement.

:In the fall of 1983, Chip Tatum, who worked for [[Oliver North]]'s "Enterprise", delivered to [[Dan Lasater]], Raymond "Buddy" Young, and Gov. [[Bill Clinton]] in person, a cooler filled with cocaine and cash at Little Rock Airport. Tatum dutifully reported the details of what transpired by phone to William Colby, who recruited Tatum into Col. North's organization, when he reached his final destination at Ft. Campbell in Kentucky.

:In the fall of 1983, Chip Tatum, who worked for [[Oliver North]]'s "Enterprise", delivered to [[Dan Lasater]], Raymond "Buddy" Young, and Gov. Bill Clinton in person, a cooler filled with cocaine and cash at Little Rock Airport. Tatum dutifully reported the details of what transpired by phone to William Colby, who recruited Tatum into Col. North's organization, when he reached his final destination at Ft. Campbell in Kentucky.

:According to the original [[CNN]] report, Colby was reported missing by neighbors who "recovered" his canoe, by one story from under the dock at Colby's house, by another report, 1/4 of a mile downstream from Colby's home.

:According to the original [[CNN]] report, Colby was reported missing by neighbors who "recovered" his canoe, by one story from under the dock at Colby's house, by another report, 1/4 of a mile downstream from Colby's home.