Reply #8: If they would tell their sensational story about the Foster death on a video

[L. Coyote]

THE FALWELL CONNECTION
http://www.salon.com/news/1998/03/cov_11news4.html

The death of White House counsel Vincent Foster also played a prominent part in the anti-Clinton campaign financed by Citizens for Honest Government....

... Nichols ... Roger Perry and Larry Patterson, the two Arkansas state troopers ... were honored guests at the Citizens for Honest Government conference in February 1995 ... Nichols told the troopers and Davis that he had a business proposition ... If they would tell their sensational story about the Foster death on a video sequel to "The Clinton Chronicles," he would share the profits from its sale ... a dollar for each video sold ...

Perry and Patterson told their stories about Foster's death to investigators in ... Starr's office ... unaware of the financial relationship...

Nichols promised hefty profits ... Falwell had agreed to purchase between 50,000 and 75,000 copies ... promote it on television. Citizens for Honest Government also had agreed to buy a substantial number ... Perry says he received no compensation from Nichols, who told him the video made no profits. Nichols told other people, however, that he made more than $150,000

... Perry says he believes Nichols cheated ... "... I learned about the kind of things that Larry Nichols and Pat Matrisciana were doing, I came to believe that what they were up to was wrong, too ... And now there is going to be a price to be paid ....