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VINCE FOSTER'S FREQUENT TRAVELS
Editorial
Investigative reporter Evans Ambrose-Pritchard of the London
Telegraph has obtained information on the travel records of White
House aide Vince Foster, who was found dead in Fort Marcy Park in
1993.
The travel records show, to the surprise of everybody
including Foster's family, that he had frequent travels to
Switzerland. The last travel was scheduled to take place after
the date Foster was found dead.
What did Foster do in Switzerland that was so secret that he
could not even tell his wife about it? Nobody knows for sure, but
we have some pretty good indications from the work that Foster
was involved in right up to his death.
As Deputy White House Counsel, Foster worked in the office of
Bernard Nussbaum, who was fired when his attempts to block the
Whitewater investigation became public. In that office, Foster
was involved in every scandal that this gruesome administration
was involved in during its first year: Travelgate, Waco,
Whitewater, Inslaw, in addition to those that have yet to become
public.
Jerry Seper of the Washington Times has obtained FBI
interview transcripts of Foster's wife in which she claims that
Foster was "horrified" over what had happened in Waco. But
earlier released testimony reveals that Foster had more on his
mind. He was seeking a psychiatrist that would not reveal top
secret information. A psychiatrist told the FBI that he was
contacted four days before the death of Vince Foster by his
sister, Sheila Anthony, who worked in the Justice Department.
Anthony explained that Foster was working on "Top Secret" issues
at the White House and "that his depression was directly related
to highly sensitive and confidential matters"
One of those top secret affairs might have been the Inslaw
scandal. Inslaw was a software company that developed management
software, PROMIS, that could be used as a case management system
and could be used to track international banking funds. PROMIS
was stolen by the Justice Department and distributed to other
agencies without permission from Inslaw. With the help of the
highly respected lawyer, former Attorney General Elliot
Richardson, Inslaw sued the Justice Department, but received no
fair treatment in the courts. Congress started to look into the
issue. The Justice Department appointed Nicholas Bua to look into
the allegations by Inslaw, but he found no merit to the charges
of theft by the Justice Department. Inslaw considered the Bua
report an internal Justice Department whitewash, and submitted a
90-page rebuttal to the Bua report. The Bua rebuttal said that
Inslaw had 11 people who would swear under oath that the
company's software had been stolen by the Justice Department - if
an investigation was done by someone outside of the Justice
Department.
This is where Vince Foster enters the picture. The Bua
rebuttal was given to Associate Attorney General Webster Hubbell
on July 12, 1993. According to John Crudele of the New York
Post, Hubbell and Foster owned a small amount of stock in the
Arkansas company Systematics that was also illegally selling the
software. And both Hubbell and Foster had done lawyering for
Systematics.
Did the Bua rebuttal have anything to do with Foster's death?
Foster would not have been the first person in the Inslaw scandal
to die. On August 10, 1991, just as he was about to receive
information linking Iran-Contra to the Inslaw scandal,
investigative reporter Danny Casolaro was found with his wrists
slit in the bathtub of a hotel room in West Virginia.
Were Foster's frequent travels to Switzerland (he had 500,000
miles with one airline company alone!) linked to Inslaw and Mena,
i.e. international money laundering of drug money entering
Arkansas?
A brief review of the investigation of the death of Vince
Foster reveals that indeed there seem to be powerful forces
blocking a full disclosure of the circumstances surrounding his
death:
(1) Foster's office was searched and files removed just a few
hours after his body was found. After ____ Rodriguez started
an aggressive interrogation of Park Police officers who
conducted the initial investigation, he resigned, allegedly
because his investigation was thwarted by superiors.
The only remaining hope for full disclosure appears to be
full and unlimited hearings by the Senate Special Whitewater
Committee, which has scheduled hearings for June or July.
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