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	Witness: Jim McDougal wanted his ex to cooperate with Starr - March 31, 1999
		McDougal's late ex-husband Jim wanted her in 1996 to cooperate with the special prosecutor's investigation of President Bill Clinton, Claudia Riley, a longtime friend of the McDougals, testified.
		McDougal, who finished testifying in her own defense Tuesday, is currently on trial for charges stemming from her refusal in 1996 and again in 1998 to testify before Starr's Whitewater grand jury.
		McDougal's attorney, Mark Geragos said Steele is "the logical extension" of McDougal's defense.
	www.cnn.com /ALLPOLITICS/stories/1999/03/31/mcdougal/index.html (776 words)

	Washingtonpost.com: Whitewater Special Report
		McDougal, 57, was a central figure and a cooperating witness in the continuing Whitewater investigation.
		McDougal, his ex-wife, Susan, and then-Arkansas Gov. Jim Guy Tucker were all convicted in 1996 of fraud charges arising from their manipulation of federally backed savings and loan institutions, principally McDougal's now-defunct Little Rock thrift, Madison Guaranty Savings and Loan.
		McDougal once branded Starr "a moral and physical coward"; said of a reporter who got on his bad side, "I have cast her into the outer darkness"; and testified of his co-defendant Tucker, who had to resign the governorship after his conviction, that "like any lawyer, he would steal anything that wasn't nailed down."
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/politics/special/clinton/stories/mcdougal030998.htm (1066 words)

	Whitewater Figure James McDougal Dies In Prison - March 8, 1998
		McDougal was convicted in 1996 of fraud in relation to the failed Whitewater land deal.
		Starr told reporters McDougal was "a great gentleman, a real Southern gentleman and throughout our dealings with him he was always gracious and kind, and I think in these later years he wanted to end on a high moral note and end by telling the truth...
		McDougal's ex-wife, Susan, also was involved in the land deal and has refused to cooperate with Starr.
	www.cnn.com /ALLPOLITICS/1998/03/08/mcdougal.update (792 words)

	Jim McDougal Denied Heart Medicine
		Jim's death might have been natural, but there are a suspicious number of coincidences and at the very least the prison was neglectful.
		Further, Jim was on a list of about 20 inmates who were checked up on every hour by a qualified person (qualified as in life saving techniques).
		This revelation directly contradicts the Ft. Worth Medical Center's claim, noted in March news reports, that Jim McDougal was monitored at half hour intervals during the period of his solitary confinement.
	www.chuckbaldwinlive.com /mcdougal.html (1242 words)

	'The Woman Who Wouldn't Talk' by Susan McDougal with Pat Harris
		The most common theories explaining McDougal's silence are that she was hiding an affair with Clinton and that the Clintons had bought her silence.
		McDougal dismisses these explanations as fanciful: Her relationship with Hillary Clinton was chilly from the start, and she hadn't seen Bill Clinton since the mid-1980s.
		Jim McDougal's impulsive Whitewater land development in a remote area of the Ozarks.
	www.post-gazette.com /books/reviews/20030601mcdougal0601fnp5.asp (963 words)

	Washingtonpost.com: Live Online
		McDougal joins washingtonpost.com in advance of her upcoming visit to Washington, D.C., where she will appear on NPR's "Diane Rehm Show" and CNN's "Crossfire." She will be signing books at the Barnes & Noble in Georgetown on Tuesday, Jan. 21, at 7:30 p.m.
		Susan McDougal: I was in jail for federal contempt, because I refused to lie for Kenneth Starr.
		Jim had a prostate problem, as well as numerous other health problems, which is why he asked the independent counsel to place him in a prison hospital, which they agreed to do if he would lie for him.
	discuss.washingtonpost.com /zforum/02/sp_politics_mcdougal011503.htm (3495 words)

	McDougal lawyer refers to 'voice from grave'
		McDougal and her former husband, James, were partners with President Clinton and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton in Whitewater Development Corp., a failed Marion County development, when Clinton was governor.
		McDougal will take the stand in her coming federal trial, but the trial will be as much about Starr's investigation as his client's actions, Geragos said Thursday.
		Geragos said McDougal probably will be returned to a federal prison in California where she is scheduled in court May 27 on state charges that she embezzled money from symphony conductor Zubin Mehta and his wife, Nancy.
	www.ardemgaz.com /prev/Clinton/acsusan15.html (986 words)

	Books: Jim McDougal's Tell-All (Memphis Flyer . 06-29-98)
		McDougal’s bipolar disorder was first diagnosed in the 1980s after federal and state regulators chased him out of his thrift at Little Rock and his real estate ventures collapsed.
		McDougal’s account is that he had discovered it when he telephoned Susan and the lines somehow got crossed so that he could overhear his wife giggling over Bill’s long-distance sexual innuendoes.
		McDougal had told so many lies, given so many conflicting accounts of Whitewater events to reporters, to the jurors who tried him and, apparently, to Ken Starr and the Grand Jury that he was considered a worthless witness against the president without a squad of corroborating witnesses.
	www.weeklywire.com /ww/06-29-98/memphis_n_fea.html (1465 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Both McDougals, along with former Arkansas Gov. Jim Guy Tucker, were convicted by a Whitewater jury in Little Rock, Ark., last year in a trial where Clinton's alleged involvement in the $300,000 loan was an issue.
		Stewart writes that Starr is unlikely to move against Clinton based on Jim McDougal's word alone and that Susan McDougal remains adamant in her refusal to testify under oath about whether Clinton know about the $300,000 loan.
		In the interview, she denied an assertion made by Jim McDougal to Stewart that he believed his wife was having a romantic relationship with Clinton in 1986 during the time the $300,000 loan was being negotiated and Susan McDougal was attempting to develop Lorrance Heights.
	users.aol.com /beachbt/mcfinger.txt (598 words)

	McDougal: Clinton knew: 2/10/97
		Both McDougal's, along with former Arkansas Gov. Jim Guy Tucker, were convicted by a Whitewater jury in Little Rock, Ark., last year in a trial where Mr.
		Clinton based on Jim McDougal's word alone and that Susan McDougal remains adamant in her refusal to testify under oath about whether Mr.
		McDougal, in an apparent attempt to establish that he is telling the truth now as opposed to when he testified to the contrary, turned over to Mr.
	www.southcoasttoday.com /daily/02-97/02-10-97/a05wn032.htm (604 words)

	Salon Newsreal \| Susan McDougal's moment of truth
		McDougal's unwillingness to cooperate with Starr landed her in jail for 18 months and formed the basis of the obstruction of justice charge she's on trial for today.
		Jim McDougal left his wife with several land deals as she struggled, she said, to understand the nature of the real estate business.
		McDougal testified that her husband said he wasn't a banker, and would be better off in the savings and loan business.
	www.salon.com /news/1999/03/24newsb.html (931 words)

	Susan McDougal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Susan McDougal is one of the few people who served prison time as a result of the Whitewater controversy in the United States, though fifteen individuals were convicted of federal charges.
		James McDougal began cooperating with Whitewater prosecutor Ken Starr after his conviction and tried to persuade his former wife to do the same to avoid a prison sentence.
		McDougal received a full Presidential pardon from outgoing President Bill Clinton in the final hours of his presidency in 2001.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Susan_McDougal (453 words)

	'Arkansas Mischief: The Birth Of A National Scandal' by Jim McDougal and Curtis Wilkie
		Jim McDougal vowed to become Bill Clinton's "worst nightmare" two years ago, when he abandoned his longtime defense of the president and started telling Kenneth Starr what the Whitewater special prosecutor wanted to hear.
		McDougal died in a prison hospital early this year, just as he was wrapping up his book, co-written with Boston Globe reporter Curtis Wilkie.
		It is her cold, harsh treatment of Susan McDougal that helps persuade ex-hubby Jim to start spilling the beans to Jeff Gerth of The New York Times in 1992.
	www.post-gazette.com /books/reviews/19980705review67.asp (543 words)

	McDougal's sad tale, told well [Free Republic]
		In one moving passage, McDougal narrates how he found out that Susan had, early in their marriage, been hospitalized when she'd told him she was visiting her parents.
		McDougal details his awareness of an affair between Susan and Bill Clinton, a friend for many years and governor of Arkansas when the sexual relationship began.
		McDougal had maneuvered, as best he could, to protect Clinton, Susan and others in a situation laced with fraud and abuse.
	www.freerepublic.com /forum/a3aa93e611e35.htm (879 words)

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		A review of checks larger than $10,000 indicates there was no direct payment from the Susan McDougal loan to the Whitewater Development account at Madison G Jim McDougal, who contended several months ago that the $110,000 down payment came from that $300,000 loan, now says he obtained the money elsewhere.
		McDougal's attorney, Sam Heuer, said his client was not part of any plot to conceal bad loans from regulators or to divert funds.
		A $300,000 loan to Susan McDougal whose lo When Hale was told by federal auditors that his firm's eligibility profiles were insufficient, he responded, "Arkansas is the poorest state in the United St "This area has been determined by the Congress...
	eserver.org /govt/whitewater.txt (11033 words)

	Court TV Legal Documents: Whitewater -- Tucker Plea
		McDougal, for the last several minutes, in the absence of special counsel and in the absence of the court reporter, the Grand Jury met to consider what we thought was your request that you be permitted to give a statement that you have in your hand there.
		McDougal of the implications of her refusal to testify, which include the possibility of a charge of criminal contempt.
		McDougal remains in contempt of court and has been in contempt of court since her initial refusal to testify in September 1996.
	www.courttv.com /archive/legaldocs/government/whitewater/mcdougal.html (3420 words)

	Boston.com / Latest News / Nation
		McDougal's trial, that she was unaware of a $27,600 loan for Whitewater taken out in Bill Clinton's name a decade before he became president.
		McDougal of criminal contempt and obstruction for refusal to cooperate with prosecutors.
		McDougal was given limited immunity from prosecution by Starr's office in order to compel her testify.
	www.boston.com /news/daily/16/mcdougal.htm (765 words)

	Testimony 'absurd,' Nelson says
		"The statements made by Susan McDougal and her attorney were not true, and you can be sure that the issue would have been raised during the criminal trial of the McDougals or in the tell-all book Jim McDougal wrote about his life, had they been.
		Susan McDougal testified Tuesday that James McDougal told her there was money involved in his agreement, at Nelson's behest, to talk to Gerth about Whitewater, the failed Marion County land deal in which the McDougals were partners with the Clintons.
		In her testimony, Susan McDougal told basically the same story that her former husband did, but she said James McDougal initially contacted Nelson in hopes that Nelson would represent him in a medical malpractice suit.
	www.ardemgaz.com /prev/clinton/bdxsheff25.html (723 words)

	"The Woman Who Wouldn't Talk," Susan McDougal, Talks With BuzzFlash.Com - A BuzzFlash Interview
		They tried to break Susan McDougal's soul, but they didn't succeed because she held the higher moral ground: she told the truth, while Ken Starr and his minions wallowed in the sleazy underworld of prosecutors without a conscience, who particularly liked to legally beat up on women.
		MCDOUGAL: And you could see that they were so out of step with the regular person that when they began it, and the evidence started coming out of what they were trying to smear him with, people were shocked.
		MCDOUGAL: I think they totally did it the same way Kenneth Starr did with me. It was understood what was expected of him, just like it was understood, when I went into that room, what was expected of me. They wanted me to give them a proffer that would indict the Clintons.
	www.buzzflash.com /interviews/03/02/14_McDougal.html (7335 words)

	Part VII: Excerpts From Kenneth Starr's Remarks Before Congress -- 11/19/1998
		The case went to trial in March 1996 amid charges by all three defendants and their allies that the case was a political witch hunt.
		On May 28, 1996, all three defendants were convicted: Jim McDougal of 18 felonies, Susan McDougal of four felonies, and Governor Tucker of two felonies.
		McDougal had been found in contempt by Judge Wright, President Clinton was interviewed on PBS.
	www.cnsnews.com /indepth/archive/199811/IND19981119i.html (1832 words)

	A Whitewater Chronology
		McDougal is loaned the money for the purchase by Tyson Foods counsel Jim Blair, a longtime Clinton friend and commodities adviser.
		14: Susan McDougal is transferred to California to stand trial on charges of embezzling $150,000 from conductor Zubin Mehta and his wife; she remains jailed on civil contempt charges stemming from her refusal to testify before a Whitewater grand jury.
		McDougal's trial ends with acquittal on an obstruction charge and a hung jury on criminal contempt for refusing to answer questions from a federal grand jury.
	www.geoffmetcalf.com /200306051910.html (8888 words)

	Amazon.com: Arkansas Mischief: The Birth of a National Scandal: Books: Jim McDougal,Curtis Wilkie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		McDougal makes several new allegations against President Clinton, including one that he intended to fully pardon Susan McDougal for her Whitewater involvement, something the White House vigorously denies.
		McDougal, self-described political mentor of President Clinton, died recently of cardiac failure in prison at age 57, while serving a sentence for his "creative financing" activities as manager of the Madison Guaranty Savings and Loan that funded the Whitewater real estate project.
		McDougal, a real estate developer and savings & loan operator (who used his financial institution as a personal piggy bank), died at age 57 in federal prison after being convicted of multiple felonies in connection with obtaining loans and then applying the money to projects other than those covered in the loan applications.
	www.amazon.com /Arkansas-Mischief-Birth-National-Scandal/dp/0805058087 (1963 words)

	Jim McDougal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jim McDougal (August 25, 1940–March 8, 1998) was the husband of Susan McDougal.
		On April 14, 1997, McDougal was convicted of fraud conspiracy charges.
		McDougal was prosecuted for fraud in 1984 and hired the Rose Law Firm to defend him.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jim_McDougal (210 words)

	frontline: once upon a time in arkansas: interviews: jim mcdougal
		And I knew Jim Guy and his mother and I went over there and then we went with some girls to a very nice party at the country club and everything and that cheered me up considerably, you know, they weren't embarrassed to do that.
		He brought Bill Clinton in, he just said, "Jim this is Bill Clinton he'll be working with us." And here was this big, amiable fellow, smiling broadly, just seemed likable to me so I was glad to have him there.
		Susan, Susan McDougal was much more of what we would come to expect the profile of what a political wife in Arkansas at that time to have been.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/arkansas/interviews/jimmcdougal.html (5150 words)

	Amazon.com: The Woman Who Wouldn't Talk: Books: Susan McDougal,Pat Harris,Helen Thomas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		McDougal offers up her full life story, including an Arkansas childhood and the raunchy antics of the Clinton-run statehouse, and details her turbulent marriage to Jim McDougal, exacerbated by his long-undiagnosed manic-depression.
		McDougal has written an engaging, sometimes gossipy, insightful biography, notable for its accounts of her different trials and more so for the depiction of life in women's prisons.
		McDougal does a fine job of describing her flabbergasted outrage and her dawning awareness of the trap closing around her.
	www.amazon.com /Woman-Who-Wouldnt-Talk/dp/0786711280 (2787 words)

	Starr's Prepared Remarks to the Judiciary Committee
		On May 28, 1996, all three defendants were convicted -- Jim McDougal of 18 felonies, Susan McDougal of four felonies, and Governor Tucker of two felonies.
		Jim McDougal testified he had been at a meeting with David Hale and Governor Clinton about the Master Marketing loan.
		Jim McDougal said on one of his first sessions with our office that the president's trial testimony was, in his words, ``at variance with the truth.''
	partners.nytimes.com /library/politics/111998impeach-starr-text.4.html (2855 words)

	Was Jim McDougal Murdered? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This was only to give you a general idea Before Jim McDougal was about to release a book exposing the Clintons and the Whitewater Scandal he died too.
		The compound was locked down, and at the same time Jim was taken to give a urine specimen for drug testing.
		The inmate claims that Mcdougal was in good spirits and was looking forward to testifying before Ken Starr's Grand Jury.
	www.clydelewis.com /dis/jim/jim.html (1451 words)

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