A Compilation of Links Relating to the Death of Vincent Foster 

Vincent Foster died on July 20, 1993.  The true circumstances of his death still remain a mystery.  All that is clear is that the mainstream media and the government are determined to keep the facts of this case covered up.  This site assembles honest, documented reporting on the case that has appeared on the Internet over the past few years.

The most comprehensive report to date on Foster's death, by Patrick Knowlton (a witness in the case), his attorney John Clarke, and independent Foster researcher, Hugh Turley (a.k.a. Hughie2U).
www.fbicover-up.com
"The document on this web site, filed in (1) the United States Court of Appeals and (2) in the federal District (trial) Court, is 511 pages long. It cites 184 exhibits, which also appear on the web site. The entire document can be downloaded in Adobe Acrobat PDF, and portions of it appear  in HTML". 
Media Complicity 

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  • Those Conspiracy Clowns Make a Fool of Ted Koppel & A Vince Foster Cover-up: Not Such a Crazy Notion by Philip Weiss for the New York Observer.
  • America's top newspaper has pointed the finger at our man in Washington. Now it's his turn  by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard for the Sunday London Telegraph.
  • America's Dreyfus Affair by  David "DCDave" Martin
  • The Strange Dearth of Honesty in the Media

    •  by Edward Zehr for the Washington Weekly
  • Rush Limbaugh Exchange with Caller

    • Sorting the Evidence 

    Two Maps 

    Source:  Citizen's Independent Report by Hugh Sprunt 
    		Portrait of Vincent Foster
    Vincent Foster


     The *Other* Starr Report
    Kenneth Starr taking the oath
    Three years after he began his investigation, Kenneth Starr released his Report on the Death of Vincent Foster in October 1997.  The entire report  was posted to the Internet by the Washington Post but they left off the most  important part: the Knowlton Addendum . 
  • More Information on Knowlton Addendum
  • Starr Report (single file, with footnotes and addendum, transcribed by Billy Beck, wjb3@mindspring.com)
    • While the New York Times and Washington Post greeted the release of the Starr Report with a nod and a yawn, Internet criticism was scathing: 

    Starr's 'Stinkeroo' by Edward Zehr for the Washington Weekly. 

    Caught: A Falling Starrby Hugh H. Sprunt

    The Neck Wound 
    The autopsy report prepared by Doctor Beyer  indicated Foster was shot inside the mouth with the bullet exiting the back of his head.  No other bullet wounds were reported. 

    The paramedic from Fairfax County Fire and Rescue when questioned under oath: 

    Q: "With respect to the bullet wound you think you saw in the -- at the scene could you describe in some detail exactly what
    you thought you saw?" 

    A: "I saw what appeared to be a bullet hole, which was right around the jawline on the right side of the neck." 

    Q: "About how big?" 

    A: "It looked like a small-caliber entrance wound, something with -- I don't want to say a .22 or whatever, but it was a small caliber. It appeared to be a smaller caliber than the gun I saw." . . 
     

    		animated gif of cover up of neck wound
    The image above was constructed  from images in the Failure Of The Public Trust, and illustrates that the facts of  the case show that a Park Police officer  attempted to conceal the .22 caliber bullet hole in the neck by turning the head so as to cover the wound  with  blood. 
    Source: http://www.swlink.com/~hoboh/index.htm
    The Car 
    The theory presented in the Starr Report is that Foster drove himself to Fort Marcy Park in his grey '89 Honda Accord and took his own life.  The problem is that no one, except the Park Police investigators, saw the car in the parking lot. 

    The Inconvenient Witness 
    One of the witnesses who is sure Foster's car was not in the parking lot is Patrick Knowlton.  After he told his story to a reporter from the Sunday London Telegraph, he was harassed on the streets of Washington.

    Foster's grey '89 Honda Accord
     source:
    :members.aol.com/AllanF8702/options.htm


     
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    snapshots of two of the men who harassed Foster witness, Patrick Knowlton
     

     
    The Gun 
    The gun found with Foster's body was blued (i.e. black) but the FBI asked Lisa Foster to identify a silver gun. She admitted that the silver gun looked like a gun owned by Foster. 

    The Eye Glasses
    Foster's eye glasses were found lying 20 feet down the berm.  They had blood splatters on them, according to Dr. Henry Lee.  How did they get there?
    		.official Foster death gun


    source for photos:
    members.aol.com/AllanF8702/options.htm
    The Note 
    A torn note made an appearance at the bottom of Foster's briefcase, after it had already been searched.  According to three hand-writing experts, including an Oxford don, the note was a forgery.
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