[Shooter 2.5]

Read the very last page and last paragraph of the upper group.

She believes the gun found at the park was the one that came from his father's collection.

If anyone cares to think woman are so stupid they don't know silver from black, nickled from blued, auto from revolver, so be it.

Interesting enough, the pages also mention his depression.

[Itzlzha]

She believes the gun found at the park was the one that came from his father's collection.

Sure she did...after the requisite amount of "coaching" by the FBI, Bernie Nussbaum, and others in La Cosa Klinton.

If anyone cares to think woman are so stupid they don't know silver from black, nickled from blued, auto from revolver, so be it.

If you believe ANYTHING that came from the La Cosa Klinton admin...let alone the pressured widow, so be it!

Her "testimony" verus those there on the scene, AND the records...I know where I stand.

[TigersEye]

If anyone cares to think woman are so stupid they don't know silver from black, nickled from blued, auto from revolver, so be it.

I agree completely. It is stupid to think Lisa Foster wouldn't know the difference between a silver gun and a black gun.

From the FBI transcript of the interview with Lisa Foster.
lf=Lisa Foster vf=Vince Foster lr=Little Rock:

as lf was packing in lr to come to dc, found gun. sharon asked for a handgun, lf gave it to her. lf packed a silver colored gun in lr, unpacked it in d.c. vf saw it and exclaimed. lf has no conver w/ vf re brinGing gun to dc but she

lf knew location of a gun and found it still there on 7/20/93. It was not the silver gun. lf thinks the vf gun may be the silver gun she brought up

This commentary is from the website:

This set of notes verifies what was reported in the FBI file. Lisa Foster thinks that the gun found with Vincent Foster is the silver gun she herself brought up to Washington D.C.

That would appear to be true enough from my reading of the transcript ... yet:

Here is a Park Police report describing the gun as black.

Here are Park Police photos of a black gun.

This page has a couple of real nice photos of the official "death gun" in the VF case. Like this one:

There's nothing quite like this picture from ABC News of a black gun in VF's cold dead (completely unstained) hand.

I don't see anywhere that Lisa Foster says her husband had been depressed but she did say this to the FBI about the alleged suicide note:

was written on or about 7/11/93. 7/4 - 7/20 somewhere in there - a lot of kids in house. lf asked vf to go to the ?????; he declined. lf sugg. vf write down everything "they" did wrong. lf told him to go on the offensive. vf agreed, sat up, seemed energized- "haven't resigned yet" vf said he had already written his opening argument. lf thinks that's what the note is.

As a complete aside to the silver/black gun issue I find this quote by a good Clinton friend very interesting:

"Don't believe a word you hear. It was not suicide. It couldn't have been." -Assistant Attorney General Webster Hubbell, 7/20/93, cited in Esquire, 11/93.

[archy]

Interesting enough, the pages also mention his depression.

I'd be depressed too if I thought Hillery was going to have me murdered like Judy Danielak, and knew she was probably going to get away with it. Especially if my conscience was bothering me about my personal responsibility for the kids murdered at Waco.

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