Clinton Body Count Conspiracy Theories

The first two names on the list are women, which is fitting for the

man with more accusations of rape and sexual assault than

any other politician in US history.

There is very little information to be found on Suzanne Coleman,

or Susan Coleman,

but the rumor is well-established.

She was allegedly telling friends that she was pregnant with Bill Clinton's

love

child while Bill was the attorney general of Arkansas.

And on February 15th, 1977,

26-year-old Coleman died of a gunshot to the back of the

head,

which was ruled a suicide.

A gunshot to the back of the head is a very unlikely

suicide,

which is a common theme throughout the Clinton body count list.

Next on the list is Judy Gibbs, who on January

3rd, 1986, died in a mysterious

house fire while rumors were spreading that she had compromising

pictures of her and then governor of Arkansas, Bill

Clinton.

At age 30, Gibbs left her modeling career and married

Bill Putterbaugh.

According to his son, Randy, Putterbaugh liked to rub

shoulders with politicians in Arkansas, and claimed that his

father was prostituting his young, beautiful wife to Governor Bill

Clinton to gain political favor.

According to Judy's sister, Martha, Governor Clinton would fly Judy

from the small airport opposite Putterbaugh's house into

Little Rock, where he would meet her at a hotel room

for sex.

This routine was abruptly ended when Judy's brother-in-law,

Dale Bliss, was caught molesting an eight-year-old

boy.

When the police raided Dale's home, they allegedly found a hidden

window where he was taking pictures of girls having sex with the

state's most powerful men.

Word quickly spread that a photo was discovered of Governor Clinton

having sex with Judy Gibbs.

Shortly thereafter, a massive fire broke out in their home,

and Judy Gibbs, age 32, died of smoke

inhalation, along with 57-year-old Bill Putterbaugh.

No cause for the fire was found, and Judy's body was found on

the floor near a door that would have allowed her escape.

Both Judy's sister, Martha, and Putterbaugh's son, Randy,

believe that Bill Clinton was somehow responsible for the death of

Judy Gibbs.

James Dewey Milam was a witness to the Mena drug

operation.

On May 30th, 1987, Milam was murdered

and decapitated. His head was nowhere to be found.

Bill Clinton's state medical examiner, Fahmy Malik,

ruled that Milam's death was caused by an ulcer.

According to Malik, Milam's missing head was eaten

by the family dog. But weeks later, Milam's

missing head turned up a few blocks away in a garbage bin.

Malik's obvious lack of medical knowledge reached a pinnacle when he ruled that

James Milam, who had been decapitated, had died of

natural causes.

Yet Clinton, who had the power to remove Malik from

office, insisted

he stay.

Perhaps the biggest story of the Mena scandal is the story of

Don Henry and Kevin Ives, who were found dead

lying on railroad tracks on August 23rd,

1987.

Clinton had integrated a number of corrupt cops, judges, and

politicians into high-level positions to ensure the

continued success of the drug smuggling, money laundering operations.

All was going well, until a fateful night in the fall of

1987.

On August 22nd, 1987, Kevin had spent the night

with his friend, Don Henry. They left, uh, Don's home around

12:30 or quarter to 1:00, uh, on the 23rd

of August in early morning hours. And,

uh, the next thing we knew, they had been run over by a train.

State medical examiner, Fahmy Malik, claimed the cause of death

was passing out after smoking 20 marijuana cigarettes.

We disagreed with that ruling, uh, because we thought the evidence

pointed

to homicide.

The boys' bodies were exhumed eight months later, and

autopsies were performed by outside medical examiners.

It was discovered that Don died from being stabbed in the

back, and

Kevin died from a crushed skull.

Both boys were murdered prior to being placed on the railroad

tracks.

Ultimately, it was proven that Don Henry had been stabbed in the

back, and

Kevin Ives' skull had been crushed prior to the placement of their bodies on

the railroad tracks. However, Malik stood by his ruling that the

boys had simply fallen asleep on the tracks.

Malik had been kept in office at the insistence of Governor Clinton for a

number of

years, despite vigorous public outcry to have him

removed.

Malik also had completely dismantled Kevin's jawbones.

Burton stated he had performed thousands of autopsies and had

never seen anything like it. Was Malik trying to hide something?

Was there a stab? The answer is no, they were not stabbed.

Were they dead

beforehand?

Absolutely no, they were alive.

A former employee at the crime lab has said he discovered what appeared to be

evidence of a stab wound during the original autopsy, but was

told, quote, "not to worry about it."

Malik has refused all comment.

When this news broke, Governor Clinton defended Medical

Examiner Malik's errors by saying that Malik

was tired and stressed out when he failed to notice the

violent murder wounds.

17-year-old Kevin Ives and 16-year-old Don Henry were struck by

a train. The medical examiner has said

that the boys were asleep and

drugged with marijuana. The parents, however, disputed that

claim.

The boys were killed because they had stumbled upon a large

shipment of drugs dropped from an airplane.

Tears in the fabric indicate that Don had been stabbed before he

was run over by

the train. In light of this new evidence, the grand jury changed its ruling from

probable homicide to definite homicide.