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There are far too many contradictions and discrepancies in the official accounts for anyone who has looked into the issue to believe that Vincent Foster committed suicide where he was found in Fort Marcy Park.

My own view is that the odds are about 99% that he was murdered, and maybe 1% that he committed suicide in the White House and was bundled out to the park to avoid an embarrassing scandal. But that's much less likely than murder.

I would suggest beginning with Hugh Sprunt's "A Citizen's Independent Report on the Death of Vincent Foster," then go on to read the series of articles by Chris Ruddy and the book on clinton by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard.

There's plenty more, but that should be enough to convince any rational person that this business smells to high heaven.

Vincent Foster is not the only clinton murder victim, either. There's also Ron Brown and everyone on the plane with him, and dozens or possibly hundreds of others. Clinton grew up as a member of the Dixie Mafia and spent a good deal of time and made a great deal of money as a drug trafficker. Murder came easy to him.

Wasn't there a small caliber bullet wound to Foster's neck?

I followed the drug trafficking reports very closely. The final allegations were that Clinton was involved in laundering the money from the sales of the Mena drugs through the Arkansas Development Fund. I remember hearing a question from Sarah McClendon at a press conference recorded by Ralph Nader. Clinton was asked if he was involved in bringing drugs into the country through Mena. His reply was "I was not involved with bringing drugs into the country, that was a Federal operation". This aired on Chuck Harder's talk show in 93 or 94.