Good interview with Larry Nichols. Either Foster killed himself several times and moved his dead body around each time or else there is some funny business going on.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiELdW5rV5s

or they just waited until dark and took him out of there in a car? maybe a tunnel, they have tunnels all over DC at least I thought so. Dallas has them too (underground shopping malls etc.)

This answered a question I have had for many years. Why would Linda Tripp record her conversations with Monica Lewinsky. I know the reported answer made it seem like she was preparing to write a book, but I never bought that. The answer is because she was personally aware of what happened to Vince Foster. Now that's an explanation I can believe. "The last time Foster was seen alive, he told his secretary, Linda Tripp, "I'll be right back". When Monica was in all the news I honestly don't remember any news source ever reporting that Linda was Vince's secretary. Even today her Wiki page does not mention the fact she was the last person to see Vince foster alive.

The link to the 1995 Forbes editor interview is gold. Thank you.

Agreed, I'll very forget the sense of genuine relief when she lost.

Here's Maxine Waters both condemning Trump for firing Comey and claiming Hillary would have been within her rights to fire him. The mental gymnastics being employed by the DNC are astonishing https://youtu.be/w8nyZVSVQZg

I didn't say crimes and corruption I said ethics and I posted my evidence. His ethical problems started before Clinton was President and the Republican Attorney General looked into him as I said. This is not obscure information and could be found in a minute or two.

A report by outgoing Attorney General William P. Barr presented to the Justice Department that month by the Office of Professional Responsibility included criticisms that he had used an FBI plane to travel to visit his daughter on several occasions, and had a security system installed in his home at government expense.

I do not do disinformation. I do facts. From these facts I lay out what I believe to be the truth. This place is chock full of disinformation and terrible reasoning and black/white worldview already. I don't think pizzagate has come anywhere near proving any of its allegations and I don't buy into TPTB/ELITE/GLOBAL conpsiracy nonsense.

The idea that Foster was murdered his ludicrous.

From before Clinton took office http://www.nytimes.com/1993/01/16/us/report-is-critical-of-fbi-director.html

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15— After a long investigation, the Justice Department has prepared a critical report on the administrative practices of William S. Sessions that could cloud his future as Director of the F.B.I., Bush Administration officials said today.

The report by the department's internal ethics unit, the Office of Professional Responsibility, was sent in recent days to Attorney General William P. Barr, who is said to have communicated his decision on disciplinary sanctions to Mr. Sessions today, Mr. Barr's last day in office.

http://tech.mit.edu/V112/N66/sessions.66w.html

I've upvoted this, and I have no problem with most of what you wrote. I just want to give my perspective.

The strongest evidence that Foster was killed comes from eyewitness Patrick Knowlton, who pulled off the highway into Fort Marcy Park to pee. Knowlton only realized the next day, when he saw a news report about Foster, the importance of what he had seen.

Knowlton told the FBI that the Honda with Arkansas plates that was parked at Fort Marcy was a brown hatchback, not Foster's blue sedan. This matters enormously. The park is very small and there were only three vehicles in it when Knowlton arrived. The occupants of the second vehicle were interviewed and cleared. The occupant of the third vehicle was a scary guy who eyeballed Knowlton the entire time, which is why Knowlton paid such close attention to his surroundings.

Knowlton was subjected to lengthy, repeated harassment. This was a coordinated effort between the FBI and the prosecutor's office. It started with the FBI badgering him and insisting that he was wrong about the color of the Honda; then his vintage car was destroyed; next the FBI agent recorded that Knowlton had admitted that he was unsure about the color; and "lost" his interview for over a year by filing it under the wrong address and misspelling his last name. When a journalist nonetheless managed to locate Knowlton, and asked him about what he actually saw, Knowlton was very upset at what the FBI claimed and insisted on testifying to the commission. This triggered a huge campaign of harassment that went on for days. Knowlton's girlfriend, the journalist, and a lawyer all witnessed the harassment in the street; meanwhile Knowlton was treated very badly by the inquiry itself. He was accused of being gay, of having gone to Fort Marcy for sex; and his testimony was more or less dismissed as a fantasy.

There was a panel of three judges overseeing Ken Starr's inquiry. They insisted on allowing Knowlton to submit a twenty-page deposition about what he saw, what happened at the FBI, and the subsequent harassment. Starr did not want Knowlton's testimony, but the judges overruled him. No mainstream media outlet covered Knowlton's deposition. In defiance of the court order, Starr left it out of his published report.

In other words, the REAL outcome of the Starr commission was a finding, certified by three judges, that the FBI had harassed a key witness, whose story established that Vince Foster did not drive himself to Fort Marcy Park. What is more, when Knowlton and his lawyer published a lengthy analysis of the evidence (including all kinds of other incredibly suspicious stuff like Foster's car keys not being on the body), William Sessions (the FBI Director fired by Clinton) volunteered that he thought their story needed to be looked into.

I won't go on and on about this (at least not right now). I just want to underline the key point, which is that a court supported the accusation that the FBI had engaged in a cover-up and that Foster did not commit suicide. We have been told absurd lies about this episode for more than two decades, and the media have simply ignored the lies.

This is well written and researched. Thanks for your contribution. I tried to upvoat but it wouldn't register, so I'm upvoating the comments in support.

Okay. + You are welcome.

Wasn't Robert Maxwell's own death suspicious? Another victim of the Clinton's?

Agree that Vince Foster's death was likely murder.

My post is not about whether Sessions was truly corrupt or not. The only reason I even mentioned that allegation is: that is what they used to justify firing him. The point is, they could not very well say, "this guy was fired because the Clinton's were worried what he may look into".

Don't forget the FBI vault release on the Vince Foster case. Of course lots of redactions but what was readable clearly showed a murder and not a suicide!!!

I am familiar with the works of are_we_sure :)

Yeah looks like Sessions was fond of dipping into petty cash for his vacations and that's about the height of it. Not cool but in a world where the rich and powerful aren't held accountable for murder, child trafficking etc. it's hard to summon up much outrage

Right. People may not realize what they are getting into?

Excellent post, @Laskar. So well-researched and very well written. Thank you very much.

John Podesta's career really took off days after that Vince Foster suicide. It's because a lot of trust was gained about Podesta in that specific time frame for some unknown reason. He goes from little junior adviser guy who went to Clinton's alma mater (( Georgetown ), to the highest positions of trust within so short of a span.

This is a real dumb theory. You may read up on why Sessions was fired. He was under a big ethical cloud and Clinton basically was giving an opportunity to retire without being fired he didn't take that opportunity. From Wikipedia

Just before Bill Clinton was inaugurated as the 42nd President of the United States on January 20, 1993, allegations of ethical improprieties were made against Sessions. A report by outgoing Attorney General William P. Barr presented to the Justice Department that month by the Office of Professional Responsibility included criticisms that he had used an FBI plane to travel to visit his daughter on several occasions, and had a security system installed in his home at government expense. Janet Reno, the 78th Attorney General of the United States, announced that Sessions had exhibited "serious deficiencies in judgment." Although Sessions denied that he had acted improperly, he was pressured to resign in early July, with some suggesting that President Clinton was giving Sessions the chance to step down in a dignified manner. Sessions refused, saying that he had done nothing wrong, and insisted on staying in office until his successor was confirmed. As a result, President Clinton dismissed Sessions on July 19, 1993.

Clinton did not appoint a Clinton loyalist as his successor. He appointed a Republican close to Rudy Giuliani, Louis Freeh. The firing of Sessions had no effect on the Vince Foster case.

This is an absolutely killer synopsis of the Foster situation. I've often wondered about the lack of evidence that Foster left the WH, but never seriously considered the tunnel possibly.

It should also be illustrative of the "problem" to see the name Linda Tripp included in this narrative. The corruption is almost too total to be believed. Thanks for this!

I'm making this comment based upon memory and a very weak memory at that. I recall that there was either speculation or facts that hillary was aware of the Swiss bank account and was endeavoring to warn Foster that the authorities??? had found the account and had seized the funds. Hence Ken Starrs notes re: 3 phone calls from Hillary to her assistant to get hold of Foster. Foster was genuinely anguished i think when he realized he was in way over his head and the Clintons were hardly going to help him, they dragged him into their increasingly messy lives. I wouldn't be surprised if he had committed suicide, the pressures had to be unbearable but the evidence suggests foul play.

The VeternsToday.com Scalia blackmail murder theory says that Scalia travelled to Texas on a private plane with a lawyer named Foster. I always intended to see if there was a relation to Vince Foster. Also, I suspect that tunnels were used by Seth Rich's killer to avoid street cameras.

Snopes was quick on the trigger to try to bury this too: http://www.snopes.com/clinton-fbi-director-vince-foster/

No doubt they left out the most suspicious parts.

From a 1995 transcript of a radio interview with a former senior editor for Forbes: https://steemit.com/crime/@mandireiserra/a-nasty-little-web-starring-hillary-clinton-vince-foster-and-robert-maxwell-special-guests-justice-scalia-sid-blumenthal-and

Ties Foster, the Clintons, Robert Maxwell (father of Ghislaine, the right-hand woman of Jeffrey Epstein) to money laundering and spying via a banking program. Scalia helped to cover it up by failing to address the appendix to the report on Foster's death; the appendix was ordered to be attached to the report by a three judge panel, and contains information that contradicts what's in the "official" report. Fascinating stuff.