[KyCats]

Yep. This is exactly what happened.

So, now that we now what they did, when can we expect the indictments to start rolling out? (nudge, hey Jeff....Jeff!)

[magua]

Lock him up also.Get the Martha Stewart rooms ready.

[kabar]

How long will such an investigation take in order to produce indictments? This is a massive scandal involving some of the most powerful people in our society. And they will be defended by the Dems and the MSM.

Take a look at how long it took to investigate Whitewater and Clinton/Lewinsky.

January 1994

Attorney General Janet Reno appoints Robert Fiske Jr. as the independent counsel in charge of investigating financial irregularities in the dealings of the Whitewater property company. The Clintons, and their business partners, James and Susan McDougal, are implicated.

August 1994

Fiske is replaced by the more conservative Kenneth Starr as the independent counsel investigating the Whitewater scandal.

May 1996

The first Whitewater trial ends with the conviction of the McDougals for fraud. A Senate hearing ends inconclusively a month later.

February 1997

Kenneth Starr, the Independent Counsel investigating the Whitewater scandal, announces he will step down from the investigation. He then changes his mind and continues his investigations.

January 16, 1998

Janet Reno, the US Attorney General, approves the Whitewater independent counsel Kenneth Starr's request for an expansion of the inquiry to include the Clinton-Lewinsky affair.

September 9, 1998

Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr releases his report to Congress. It has 11 possible grounds for impeachment. The House votes to make the 445-page report public.

September 11, 1998

Congress makes the report public.