*The gun found in Mr. Foster's hand, a .38-caliber revolver, ''is consistent with'' the one that killed him, and, largely because of the coarse texture of the handle, it is not unusual that no fingerprints were found on the weapon. The report, noting that ''virtually all theories that the manner of death was not suicide rest on an assumption that the gun did not belong to Mr. Foster,'' goes on to say that ''testimony, circumstantial evidence and forensic evidence support the conclusion that the gun did in fact belong to Mr. Foster.''
*Most of the carpet fibers found on Mr. Foster's clothing ''were consistent with the samples'' taken from a carpet in his Georgetown home. This finding ''does not support speculation that Mr. Foster was wrapped and moved in a carpet.''
*That there was no suicide note is not particularly meaningful, since the vast majority of people who commit suicide do not leave notes.
The report also dismisses the testimony of Patrick Knowlton, a witness who says he was at the park on the day Mr. Foster died and did not see his car but did see a person who stared at Mr. Knowlton menacingly. The report concludes that there is no reliable evidence that anyone at the park ''had any connection to Mr. Foster's death.''
http://www.nytimes.com/1997/10/11/us/a-report-on-his-suicide-portrays-a-deeply-troubled-vince-foster.html
IMHO this entire “investigation” if you can even call it that is full of holes and should be reopened immediately.