Failure Of The Public
Trust
On November 1, 1995,
Patrick Knowlton testified before the Whitewater grand jury regarding the
death of Vincent Foster.
On June 23, 1999 a
document was filed in the United States Court of Appeals for the District
of Columbia Circuit, Special Division for the Purpose of Appointing Independent
Counsels. The Document was filed under seal, on behalf of Patrick
Knowlton.
On September 14, 1999,
the three-judge panel of the Special Division of the Court ordered that
the filing be unsealed. The document is is 511 pages long and cites
184 exhibits.
The document is titled
Failure
Of The Public Trust, and proves a cover up of the facts surrounding
the Foster death. One example follows . . .
Foster's
head was moved to conceal a .22 bullet hole in the neck, just below the
right jaw line
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Officially, Foster is
supposed to have shot himself in the mouth. However, a paramedic at the
scene reported a .22 caliber bullet hole in the neck, just below the right
jawline.
The image to the left
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.
For an introduction
to Patrick Knowlton's role in the Foster death investigation, click HERE.
For an introduction
as to why the official investigations into the death cannot be trusted,
read the snippets above.
For a comprehensive
proof of a cover-up by two branches of our government and the media click
HERE |
Snippets
From The Vince Foster Death Investigation