Posted on 02/28/2016 2:30:07 PM PST by AJFavish
But newly discovered evidence unearthed from boxes stored deep in the National Archives lend credence to theories about foul play and cover-up that have been hinted at by at least three books and countless articles.
The newest piece to the puzzle was uncovered by two citizen researchers, one of whom was a witness involved in the case from the beginning.
What had only been suspicions about missing death-scene photographs are now proven to exist.
The smoking-gun information comes from two documents: a two-page letter of resignation and a 31-page memo both written by Starr’s lead prosecutor, Miguel Rodriguez.
Rodriguez refers in his letter to photographs showing a wound on Foster’s neck – a wound that did not exist according to accounts in Starr’s official government report.
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Mr Favish, isn’t there a cache of documentation of scandals on FR from a poster who worked tirelessly on the subject since the 90’s? If so please point me to it. I will look at the info in your link, thanks for the work.
This is not unusual for the Clintons. One Clinton suicide shot himself with a shotgun in the back of his head.
Gun held in hand in impossible shooting position.
BFLR
You woldnt attempt such a.precision shot with a cold bore would you?
Nerts, it’s simple. The one and only bullet ricocheted off the inside of his skull which caused it to shrink in size before exiting by way of his neck! This sort of thing happens all the time. Refer to 22 Nov 1963. It’s common, I tell ya!
Remember how we all talked about Arkancide at that time?
I was waiting for someone to post the Drudge link.
IIRC it took a couple of decades for this to be declared a murder.
Henry Marshall, had been found dead in Texas — bludgeoned on the head, with nearly fatal amounts of carbon monoxide in his bloodstream and five chest wounds from a single-shot bolt-action rifle. Local officials ruled it suicide, but the body was exhumed and the cause changed to homicide.There's got to be thousands more. . . .
“What difference does it make?” s/
Alamo-girl:
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The neck wound could be a bullet fragment exit wound. I knew a Marine that was shot in the face when landing on Tarawa in WWII. Many years later he suddenly went partially deaf and it was a bullet fragment that had moved through the tissue to press against an ear nerve.
unless they get a picture of hillary shooting him point blank.......uh no not even that
I had heard the secret service had found a bullet hole in Foster’s car.
Vince Foster shot himself with his wrong hand, wrapped himself in a carpet, hopped across the street to Ft. Marcy park and deposited himself in a hidden area of the park.
DC. Cops ruled it a suicide. Case closed.
Hillary was involved.
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Best one, I thought, from “The Strange Death of Vincent Foster”, no car keys.
Vince Foster’s body did not have any car keys on it, UNTIL AFTER White House aide Craig “I don’t know who hired me, but here are 600 FBI files on political opponents” Livingstone came to identify the body in the morgue.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Strange_Death_of_Vincent_Foster
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_House_FBI_files_controversy
who hired craig livingstone
The gun - a composite, created by assembling pieces of multiple guns. I guess Vince was an amateur gunsmith in his spare time.
The bullets - No box was found. Hint: You can’t just walk into a gun store and buy 6 bullets; you need to buy a box. Where’s the box?
Then drive to a park with no car keys and lay down in the grass.
“The neck wound could be a bullet fragment exit wound”
Apparently, the polaroids available were too fuzzy to say anything definitive, but if you read Rodriguez’s resignation letter, he said he was pretty confident what he saw was consistent with a stun gun or Taser mark.
So apparently Vince decided to taze himself before eating a bullet. Or maybe the other way around - about as logical.
There was only one thing to conclude; Foster was murdered and it was covered up.
His articles were removed from the internet after he published his book, The Strange Death of Vincent Foster: An Investigation. I haven't read the book but I presume he put all the best information from his articles in it.
If anyone has read his book I welcome your opinions about it.
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