Hillary's Secret: The Death of Vince Foster

Hillary's Secret: The Death of Vince Foster

Three interviews about Bill and Hill:

(1) The Real Deal Ep. #89 Vince Foster and Sandy Hook



(2) The Real Deal Ep. #91 James Forrestal and Vince Foster: Murder in D.C.



Insider Reveals the Clinton's Trail of Death





POINTS TO PONDER (based upon communications with others more expert than I on Vince Foster's death):

(a) the Secret Service document Larry Nichols is touting has been in the public record for about 20 years;

(b) it originally came out as part of the Senate Banking Committee's "Green Books" on the Foster case;

(c) the Plaintiff's stamp No. 3 at the bottom shows it was part of the court submission of Patrick Knowlton in his lawsuit against the people who harassed him. He has confirmed to Hugh Turley that the No. 3 is in his handwriting, where he submitted it because the full document reveals the participation of the FBI in the case from the beginning, which was publicly denied;

(d) the part about the body being found in a car was Secret Service hearsay from Lt. Patrick Gavin of the Park Police. Knowlton and his lawyer John Clarke didn't know what to make of the claim because it was contradicted by everyone else who was there at Fort Marcy Park. The point about the absence of dirt on the shoes and the presence of carpet fibers on the clothes should not be taken all that seriously because it came from the FBI.

(e) The best evidence of murder is that the body was moved a few times, but only a few feet at the berm where Foster was probably killed. As David Martin observed during his interview, the weapon appears to be a small caliber pistol that did not produce an exit wound. The entrance wound was probably the one which was observed by the emergency worker, Richard Arthur, on Foster's neck, which was just below the jaw line.