Sealed Evidence Against Clinton Called Terrible if True, Newsmax September 19, 2000, Secret impeachment evidence against President Clinton sealed by law till the year 2049, Washington Post reporter terrible if it was true

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From NewsMax September 19, 2000 .

“Sealed Evidence Against Clinton Called ‘Terrible if True’

Secret impeachment evidence against President Clinton sealed by law till the year 2049 is “sensational” and “terrible if it was true,” a Washington Post reporter familiar with some of the material said during a radio interview on Monday.

“There is an awful lot of interesting stuff still under seal that maybe we’ll find out about,” Post reporter Peter Baker, who broke the Monica Lewinsky scandal for that paper, told WOR network radio host Bob Grant. Baker was being interviewed about his new impeachment book, “The Breach.”

“I’ve been privy to some of it,” said Baker. “A little of it is talked about in the book. There was a lot of material that the investigators looked at in (independent counsel Ken) Starr’s office that was very sensational, very – ah – it would be terrible if it was true – but that hadn’t been checked out.”

In his book Baker says that the independent counsel’s office investigated 21 women linked to Clinton.

“Starr’s office went down a number of rabbit trails,” Baker told Grant, “various allegations, some of them involving women that the Paula Jones lawyers had found out about. But they had never fully investigated them the way they had the Monica Lewinsky situation.”

Rick and Beverly Lambert, private investigators hired by Jones’ legal team, told NewsMax.com last year that one of the allegations they were investigating at the close of the Jones case involved the alleged rape of a 14-year-old girl by then-Governor Clinton at a cocaine party hosted by Dan Lasater.

The Lamberts also tracked down Juanita Broaddrick, the Arkansas nursing home operator who said that Clinton had raped her when he was state attorney general.

“If you want a pattern of forceful sexual behavior (by Clinton), we have that,” Beverly Lambert told NewsMax.com last year.

Starr’s office collected boxes of their material, Beverly Lambert said.

Baker said that chief House impeachment counsel David Schippers wanted to investigate the other charges but the impeachment schedule worked out by Hyde did not allow for enough time.”

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