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In March 1998, Salon reported that an employee of the Arkansas Project -- an effort to discredit President Clinton funded by conservative billionaire Richard Mellon Scaife -- allegedly funneled cash and other gratuities to David Hale, the key Whitewater prosecution witness. Murray Waas recently won the Society for Professional Journalists online award for depth reporting for his coverage of Whitewater for Salon. Brother on brother Whitewater witness David Hale attempted to suborn perjury by his own brother by asking him to falsely corroborate illegal acts by President Clinton.
The mark of Cain:
A tale of two brothers Though they traveled the same path from the family dirt farm through law school, the Hale brothers turned out different as night and day.
Scaife tells
why he
cut off Spectator's funding The reclusive billionaire points the finger at
fellow Arkansas Project conspirators in testimony before the federal grand
jury.
Protected
witness, Part Two Law enforcement records obtained by Salon reveal a
two-year effort by Kenneth Starr to impede the Arkansas prosecution of David
Hale.
Protected
witness How Ken Starr tried to prevent state prosecutors from charging his
prime witness with defrauding poor black people of burial insurance.
The other
grand jury begins Now it is Kenneth Starr's inquiry that is the object
of a
secret federal grand jury probe, as the plot continues to thicken.
False
Witness Part Five Looting the temple of Justice. Why there will never
be a
Whitewater Report from Ken Starr.
False
Witness Part Four Whitewater's untold story. In an exclusive interview,
William Watt, a key witness in Kenneth Starr's Whitewater probe, charges that
Starr's investigators ignored information he provided them that undermined
the
case against President Clinton.
False
Witness Part Three The $50,000 lie. The Whitewater case wasn't the only time David Hale invoked Bill Clinton's name -- falsely -- to help himself.
False
Witness Part Two Taking care of David Hale. A Salon investigative report reveals how Kenneth Starr's key Whitewater witness secretly hooked up with a prominent anti-Clinton attorney.
False
Witness Key Kenneth Starr witness David Hale's strategy for getting out of legal trouble: Blame President Clinton.
Starr's investigation to be investigated Former Justice Department watchdog Michael J. Shaheen will probe alleged payments to key Whitewater witness David Hale.
Investigating a conflict Kenneth Starr is proposing an "independent" investigator to look into the David Hale payments probe. The question is, how independent?
The smearing of Judge Woods How newspaper articles of questionable origin were used by Kenneth Starr to remove a federal jurist in a Whitewater case.
Salon Exclusive: Starr deputy met with Scaife's private investigator Whitewater prosecutor Hickman Ewing did not fully report on meetings with anti-Clinton operative.
Scaife investigator targeted CNN reporter Private details about TV correspondent's life ended up in House Committee files.
The men who kept Paula Jones' lawsuit going How associates of billionaire Clinton-hater Richard Mellon Scaife propped up her legal battle.
Salon exclusive: Justice Department considers investigating key Starr witness FBI recommends probe of alleged payments to Whitewater witness David Hale.
Behind the Clinton cocaine smear Conservative billionaire funded secret investigation of Clinton's alleged drug connections.
Portrait of a bag manParker Dozhier was secretly funneling money to a key Whitewater witness and running an intelligence-gathering and dirty tricks operation -- out of a bait shop.
Salon exclusive: the road to Hale Key Whitewater witness David Hale received secret cash payments from anti-Clinton billionaire Richard Mellon Scaife.
Paula Jones' mysterious benefactor Who's behind a secret $50,000 donation to the legal fund of Clinton's accuser?
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