Whitewater Prosecutors Were Poised to Indict Hillary

NEWSMAX ^ | 3/21/02 | Limbacher

[Eric in the Ozarks]

How convenient.

[Vladiator]

Shoulda!

Woulda!

Coulda!

Didn't!

Now I'm-a gunna run for Senate!

Robert Ray has become the Jar Jar Binks of the Whitewater tale.

[drypowder]

This is old news but to reiterate, isn't it funny how people with incriminating info on the Clintons so conveniently die. Jim McDougal died one day before he was to testify.

[buffyt]

McDougal = Arkancide. Read his book, it is excellent!!!!

[BeAlert]

BUMP!!!!!!!

[murdoog]

ping

[Truebador]

This business about Ewing being ready to indict either of the Clintons is bogus. Maybe Ewing WANTED to indict them. But he didn't because he couldn't. And the idea that Ewing WOULD have indicted one or both of them had McDougal not died is equally bogus.

Starr had nothing on Clinton except the testimony of Jim McDougal and David Hale, two sleazy convicted felons and lifelong shysters, both of whom were facing long jail terms and whose only hope was cutting a deal with the OIC. Obviously, such testimony would be too tainted for a jury to believe.

That was where Susan McDougal came in. Starr needed her to verify McDougal's new, post-conviction story, figuring that if Hale and both McDougals all told the same story, it would be enough for a grand jury to indict and a regular jury to convict. Which it probably would have been.

That's why breaking Susan McDougal was so important to the OIC. Susan has repeatedly said that she was told she could walk free at any time, provided she would promise to testify falsely against the Clintons. But she went to jail rather than do so. And with her went Ewing's only chance to formally successfully accuse (albeit falsely) the Clintons of wrongdoing.

Hence the "draft" indcitment Ewing drew up was nothing but wishful thinking. There was never any evidence to base it on except the perjured testimony of two desperate, already convicted perjurers. He needed Susan McDougal to make it fly, and he never got her.

[buffyt]

I don't agree with you. I met Lucianne Goldberg, Barbara Olson, LD Brown, Gary Aldrich - and I believe THEM - the Clintons were as guilty as the day is long.

[SerpentDove]

Do you suspect that

HILLARY HAD
JIM McDOUGAL
MURDERED

????

Somehow I do.

[breakem]

You point out a legal delimma and your argument has the same delimma. If 3 people commit a crime, two are convicted and the third is being investigated, how do you make a case without the two slimy ones you already convicted. Nature of the neast. How would you get the godfather, if the criminal underbosses don't roll over?

[SerpentDove]

Oh, so you still believe the Clintons.

Hope it didn't hurt too much falling off that turnip truck.

[deport]

the Clintons were as guilty as the day is long.

Maybe so, but proving it in a court of law is a very different thing, don'tcha think?

[Dr. Scarpetta]

POOR JIM.......I believe in the DEATH LIST.

[doug from upland]

I passed this info on at the time from Larry Nichols. She should have been indicted. McDougal's "death" needs to be investigated. It seems that people around the Clintons die at the most convenient time.

[buffyt]

TRUE!!!! I believe Jim was murdered in prison. I really enjoyed his book. A lot of it is about growing up and coming of age in Ark. Very entertaining book. The book reads just like he talked. He was a very likable character, prison or not!!!! Susand and Webb didn't talk and that is the only reason they are still among the living!

[buffyt]

YES, I TRULY BELIEVE THAT THE CLINTONS HAD JIM KILLED!!!

[buffyt]

I guess we will never know, the US Senate and R. Ray didn't have the balls to prosecute them, did they?????

[Rustynailww]

"Whitewater Prosecutors Were Poised"....... to have monkeys fly out their butt.

[Mr. Bungle]

"Robert Ray has become the Jar Jar Binks of the Whitewater tale."

Line of the day.

Let's hope Ray becomes equally scarce. Effing coward.