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I remember all the crime scene photos were accidentally over-exposed and didn't come out. Then the autopsy photos were accidentally left near an x-ray machine down at the coroner's office that wiped them out.

Yep, and then they couldn't find Vince Foster's keys. How did he drive to the park? Luckily (shortly after Hillary Clinton Security Advisor Craig Livingston examined the body) they found the keys after all. They were in Foster's pocket!

There was a Polaroid that an officer took of the gun that escaped all the photo accidents. It didn't match up with the gun Foster owned but hey; maybe he found it at the park, right?

There's only about 100 things that don't add up in this case.

[Steve Schulin]

“Yep, and then they couldn’t find Vince Foster’s keys. How did he drive to the park? Luckily (shortly after Hillary Clinton Security Advisor Craig Livingston examined the body) they found the keys after all. They were in Foster’s pocket!”

Ruddy’s description of the car keys was the main thing that I remember from that book. The park police reported stuff in Foster’s pants pockets including matchbook and how many pennies were there, but no mention of any keys. When I’ve mentioned Vince Foster’s death in recent years, I usually say “He was in such a hurry to drive to Fort Marcy Park that he forgot his car keys.”

That the current Supreme Court nominee was part of what seems a clear-as-can-be coverup of Vince Foster’s death is something that every FReeper (and every other American, too) should understand. Alas, as a recent Weekly Standard story put it, few care about the Vince Foster story these days.