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The 1993 suicide of White House aide Vince Foster and its connection to the Clinton body count narrative.
The began as a specific list compiled in the early 1990s that connected two dozen deaths to Bill and and quickly metastasized into a political mythology amplified by books, videos and partisan actors;...
The is a long-running conspiracy that alleges Bill and arranged murders of associates and political opponents; it originated from a 1993 list compiled by lawyer and has been repeatedly amplified and d...
The death of Deputy White House Counsel Vince Foster in July 1993 triggered a shifting media narrative that moved from initial news reporting to sustained partisan amplification and long-running consp...
A small number of deaths that have been invoked in “Clinton body count” lists were the subject of formal inquiries, autopsies or agency investigations—most prominently Deputy counsel (multiple probes ...
The is a decades‑old conspiracy alleging Bill and arranged or covered up dozens of deaths; it originated in the 1990s and has been repeatedly debunked by fact‑checkers even as it was repackaged and am...
Major news organizations and independent fact‑checkers have repeatedly investigated the most prominent deaths alleged in the “Clinton body count” and, while probing different subsets of claims, consis...
The “Clinton body count” is a long-running conspiracy theory that asserts Bill and Hillary Clinton are responsible for the suspicious deaths of dozens—sometimes more than 100—people connected to them;...