Clinton body count

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A variety of lists showing a large number of persons who have met their demise in suspicious circumstances, often execution-style, who appear to have some connection to the Clintons.

The Clinton body count, also known as Clinton body bags is a list of a large number of persons who over the years have met an untimely end in suspicious circumstances, often execution-style, and who appear to have some connection to Bill and Hillary Clinton.

Official Narrative

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"The Clinton body count is a disproven conspiracy theory that asserts the notion that former U.S. President Bill Clinton and his wife, former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, have secretly had their political opponents murdered, totaling as many as 50 or more". "The Congressional Record (1994) condemns the list. While citing an article in U.S. News & World Report (August 8, 1994) by Greg Ferguson and David Bowermaster: "Whatever it is, Bill Clinton Likely Did It," it was determined that the original list, titled "Clinton Body Count: Coincidence or the Kiss of Death?," was compiled by lawyer and activist Linda Thompson. The report concluded "Thompson admits she has 'no direct evidence' of Clinton killing anyone. Indeed, she says the deaths were probably caused by 'people trying to control the president' but refuses to say who they were".

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Infographic created by Mike Rivero on What Really Happened.

Concerns

There are several versions of the list, and some of the names are more tenuously connected to the Clintons than others, including several accidents that are of debatable relevance. Many deaths, on the other hand, are clearly linked. The names go back to Clinton's Arkansas governor years, where Bill ran an administration with deep links to drug smuggling (in Mena), organized crime (the 'Dixie mafia) and heavy corruption.

Censorship

The subject is being censored. An April 2021 search on DuckDuckGo for Clinton body count gave no links to the actual list, but an endless list of articles debunking the story.

In popular culture

The Clinton Chronicles

RationalWiki notes that Larry Nichols and Pat Matrisciana in their documentaries: "Bill and Hillary Clinton's Circle of Power" and "The Clinton Chronicles", made the first mention of the Clinton body count. Conservapedia mentions that the discussion started with the "1987 Ives/Henry double homicide case (known as Murder on the Tracks) and the subsequent violent deaths of seven witnesses or suspects in the investigation". A second part of "The Clinton Chronicles" was released by Jeremiah Films in September 2016. Wikipedia has an article on the 1st, 1994 Clinton Chronicles.