May 14, 2004
Hillary Clinton Killed Brit Hume's Son
In an interview with David Horowitz's Front Page Magazine, the former editor of Front Page Magazine and NY Post reporter Richard Poe:
Hillary's Secret War tells us that Hillary personally led a secret police force from her office in the White House. Tell us about your proof and evidence.
Poe: The operations of Hillary?s secret police have been copiously documented, to the point where the topic can hardly be called controversial any longer.
During the Clinton years, journalists who probed too deeply into Clinton scandals ran terrible risks. Journalists were beaten, wiretapped, framed on criminal charges, fired and blacklisted. They experienced burglaries, IRS audits, smear campaigns and White-House-orchestrated lawsuits.
Some may have paid the ultimate price. In February, 1998, just as the Clinton impeachment was gathering steam, Sandy Hume, the 28-year-old son of Fox News anchorman Brit Hume, suddenly turned up dead of a gunshot to the head. He was covering the U.S. Congress for the magazine The Hill, and was known for his excellent sources among Republican insiders. Sandy Hume supposedly committed suicide, but friends and associates have questioned the official story.
Some of the White House ?secret police? were private detectives, such as Terry Lenzner, Jack Palladino and Anthony Pellicano. Others were Clinton loyalists embedded in federal intelligence and law enforcement agencies such as the FBI, the CIA, the IRS, the NTSB and so on. Many of these people are still in place, and still doing the Clintons? dirty work. I call them the Shadow Team.
You can tell that the Clinton intimidation squad worked, since there were no Clinton investigative cover stories, expose books, media-induced scandals, or any sort of uber media hype about the Clinton White House.
Can't make this stuff up.
/from http://www.the-hamster.com/mtype/archives/2004/05/hillary_clinton.html
I think this info on Sandy Hume is totally false. I'm turning 50 this year, & my synapses don't function like they used to, but I remember the event. Sandy had been picked up by DC police for drunk driving. They put him in a cell, but forgot to take his shoe laces. He hanged himself, probably believing that he had totally humiliated himself & his family. A terrible event. I'll always remember how much grace Brit Hume had at the end of the show when he first came back to work (I think he was off at least a week from Special Report). I still get teary-eyed when I think about it.