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From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: SLS: Two Clinton Aides Linked To Assassination (fwd)
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> TWO CLINTON AIDES LINKED TO ASSASSINATION
> Dixie Mafia Queen In Charge of Drug Testing at White House
>
>
>Among the many new details to emerge from Ambrose Evans-
>Pritchard's book "The Secret Life of Bill Clinton," are sources
>linking a Clinton aide to a Mob-style assassination, and a White
>House aide to several assassination attempts. Both Clinton aides
>appear to have been working on behalf of the Dixie Mafia.
>
>
>THE MOB HIT
>
>"I believe that Bill Clinton had my father killed to protect his
>political career," says Gary Parks, son of the late Jerry Parks,
>a Clinton campaign security contractor who worked with Vince
>Foster and was assassinated in 1993, three months after the death
>of Vince Foster. In collaboration with Foster, Parks had
>gathered a file on Clinton from numerous surveillance tasks.
>Park's widow Jane also tells of his transporting of trunkloads of
>cash from Mena airport on behalf of Vince Foster.
>
>A top official in the Arkansas State Police told her outright
>that "the murder was a conspiracy hatched in Hot Springs by five
>men who moved in the social circle of Buddy Young."
>
>Buddy Young was chief of Clinton's security detail and known as a
>fixer. He would later become famous for expressing "concern"
>about the health of other Troopers who considered talking to the
>press after Clinton became President. Young is now regional
>director for the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
>
>It goes without saying that nobody has ever been convicted of the
>murder of Jerry Parks. But his file on Bill Clinton was removed
>from his house by government officials shortly after his death.
>
>
>DIXIE MAFIA QUEEN IN CHARGE OF DRUG TESTING AT WHITE HOUSE
>
>The same Dixie Mafia circles seemed to be behind several
>assassination attempts on Dennis Patrick, who got ensnared into
>the money laundering transactions of Dan Lasater, a cocaine
>distributor for the Dixie Mafia since the 1970s. Lasater
>laundered millions of dollars through an account in the name of
>Dennis Patrick. When Patrick got cold feet and wanted out,
>assassins were sent after him. Patrick was prepared, and survived
>several attempts.
>
>A contact at the Lasater & Company firm, Linda Nesheim, told
>Patrick who was behind the assassination attempts: "Linda kept
>talking about Patsy Thomasson," he recalls. "She told me that
>Patsy was the one in charge, that she was the one who could put
>an end to my whole nightmare."
>
>Indeed, it was Dixie Mafia Queen Patsy Thomasson who was in
>charge of Lasater's money laundering and drug distribution
>operation when he was in jail for cocaine distribution.
>
>It comes as no surprise then, that when Thomasson was appointed
>Director of the White House Office of Administration, in charge
>of personnel, computers, security and drug testing, it took more
>than a year before the Secret Service agreed to grant her a
>security clearance. She briefly entered the spotlight when it was
>revealed that a large number of people on the White House staff
>were unable to pass drug tests, but were allowed to continue to
>serve the President. It was also Patsy Thomasson who rifled
>through Foster's drawers the night of his death. What could she
>have been looking for?
>
>
> Published in the Dec. 1, 1997 issue of The Washington Weekly
> Copyright 1997 The Washington Weekly (http://www.federal.com)
> Reposting permitted with this message intact
>
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