[Tymesup]

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.

[sweetliberty]

"put the keys in his pockets and the mitt in the glove compartment."

How could that be if the keys didn't turn up in his pocket until after Livingstone's visit to the morgue?

"Maybe you can't play for the Clintons if you can't turn the routine Arkancide"

Well THAT would certainly exxplain how they could keep so many people on such a short leash now wouldn't it?

[IncPen]

Clinton. Foster. It's like a scab you pick at and can't leave alone.

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

There was the 'scandal' about background checks at some point in the first term, and the fact that many WH employees had never had drug tests. The presumption at the time was that this omission was concious and necessary, as many on the staff would not have passed (with a nudge and a wink, in the media, if you recall).

My theory of the day has Vince offing himself on some kind of narcocktail and being discovered... and well, you get the rest.

Onion other hand... your theory works well too.

I'm waiting for the book, which I don't expect to read on this mortal coil...

Btw, I believe it was mentioned up the thread that Livingstone is a DC area limo driver...