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You've been thinking about this, from the evidence on the threads you referenced, at least as long as me

The Clintonian world is so convoluted that to be drawn into deconstructing it is to force yourself to think like them, which for us, is a hard thing. So I'll go with today.

Today I believe that Foster was despondent and killed himself, probably in the White House. If he were on a tape leaving the grounds of his own accord, we'd have seen that tape as it would underscore the Fort Marcy Park theory. We haven't, it doesn't.

I'm inclined to believe that he was discovered by someone Clinton-friendly (Susan Thomases, Nussbaum) who could be trusted to be quiet. I halfway believe he offed himself with pills or cocaine (had he passed a drug test- remember THAT scandal?) rather than a gun.

The bullet was, in this theory, post-mortem, thus reducing the mess and making death 'obvious' to throw off the drug connection. Imagine the scandal of a top-Clinton operative ODing in the WH would have raised!

Someone else (Kennedy, Livingstone) took charge of the body, rolled it in a carpet and tossed it into the back of a station wagon or delivery truck. They went 'offsite', rearranged things (bullet), maybe brought in a 'pro' and headed over to the park

The problem then was keeping the lid on. IIRC, Linda Tripp was in the White House at the time and was among the last to see Foster alive that day. So we know there was a small circle of knowledge.

That she knows nothing about it tells me I probably won't ever, either.

But I have a theory of the afterlife: when you die, you go to a big waiting room that has a large TV scree, VCR and a big coffee-table book that's titled 'Life's Mysteries'

That's when I'll figure all this shite out.

Yeah, it's been awhile now.

Suppose he killed himself with chemicals. Why the panic? Why move him? Why create the suspicion of a crime, when none existed?

Suppose he shot himself in his office. Wouldn't someone have heard? Wouldn't there have been blood on the carpet? Did he announce he was going to lunch and then go back into his office? Again, why create the suspicion of a crime, when none existed?

Here's my theory for today. Foster gets in the car. Somebody rises from the back seat and tells him we're going to take a little ride. The video shows the two of them leaving the garage, so it has to be destroyed, along with the technician.

They go someplace quiet, a conversation or transaction takes place, the gun is pointed, Foster tries to resist but is unsuccessful. The other party rolls Foster into a carpet, puts him in his van, dumps him in Fort Marcy and starts to lay him out but is interrupted by park visitors.

The other party gets on the phone and tells Livingstone, get Foster's car over to Fort Marcy quick, put the keys in his pockets and the mitt in the glove compartment. And a suicide note would be a nice touch.

Perhaps the other party didn't need to call Livingstone. Where is he these days, anyway? Maybe you can't play for the Clintons if you can't turn the routine Arkancide.