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Article: Hearing Focuses on Search of Foster Office; Park Police Say White House Aides Failed to Tell Them of Frantic Action
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- The Washington Post
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- July 21, 1995
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Two years to the day after the death of Deputy White House Counsel
Vincent W. Foster Jr., three U.S. Park Police officers who
investigated it said yesterday that presidential aides failed to tell
them that Foster's office had been hurriedly searched in the hours
after his body was found.
Two of the officers testified before the special Senate Whitewater
committee that they told White House officials that night that
Foster's office needed to be secured so investigators could look for
possible clues to his death -- a suicide note, psychiatrist
appointments, a journal, insurance documents or even the way in which
papers and other items were left in his office.
But the officers described a level ...