Sunday May 28, 2000; 9:15 PM EDT
Audits Hit Three out of Four Clinton Sex Assault
Accusers
What are the odds that yet another Clinton sex
assault accuser would be audited by the IRS?
"Juanita Broaddrick was notified last week that
she is being audited for tax returns that were filed covering 1998," revealed
the Drudge Report late Sunday.
NewsMax.com has been unable to confirm the
Broaddrick audit shocker. A call to her Van Buren, Ark., home Sunday night went
unanswered.
But if it's true - if indeed Clinton rape
accuser Juanita Broaddrick has been hit by an audit - she would be the third of
four women who accused Bill Clinton of trying to force them into sex to come
under IRS scrutiny.
Paula Jones alleged that Clinton exposed himself
to her in a Little Rock hotel room in 1991. But she also claimed that the
then-Arkansas governor stroked her hair, tried to kiss her against her will and,
finally, attempted to grope her crotch.
Jones went into more detail than she ever had
before in a fall 1997 filing with Judge Susan Webber Wright's court. It was in
that document that Jones detailed Clinton's attempt to slide his hand under her
culottes, "moving it towards her pubic area."
All the while, Jones said she believed, an armed
state trooper stood outside the door ready to prevent her escape.
Under Arkansas state law, that qualifies as
sexual assault.
Jones was hit by an IRS audit in September 1997,
just four months after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that her case against
Clinton didn't have to wait until he left office.
Then there's former Miss America Elizabeth Ward
Gracen. In 1998, after six years of denials, Gracen finally admitted to a 1982
sexual encounter with Governor Clinton. But, said Gracen, it was most definitely
consensual.
Maybe. But Gracen confidante Judy Stokes told
Paula Jones investigator Rick Lambert that her friend had come to her in tears
immediately afterwards. According to Stokes, Gracen said the sex was "something
she did not want to happen."
In his book "Uncovering Clinton," Newsweek's
Michael Isikoff revealed that the sex between the governor and the beauty queen
had been "rough." What's more, Clinton had bitten Gracen during the
encounter.
Sound familiar? Broaddrick said that Clinton bit
her as well - to keep her under control while he brutally raped
her.
Gracen told the New York Post's Steve Dunleavy
that she received telephone threats as the Jones case was heating up in early
1998. The threats included a warning that she'd be audited if she didn't lay
low.
Just weeks after Gracen admitted in an April
1998 New York Daily News interview that Clinton had sex with her, the onetime
Miss Arkansas was slapped with an audit.
Jones, Gracen, Broaddrick? All victims of
Clinton's sexual predations. And all audited.
Kathleen Willey, who says Clinton attacked her
in the Oval Office in 1993, has yet to receive her notice from the Clinton IRS.
Just recently, the fourth Clinton sex assault victim revealed she was $700,000
in debt and declared bankruptcy.
If the Clinton IRS stays true to form, Ms.
Willey can be sure agents are closely monitoring her situation.http://www.worldnetdaily.com/forum/drudge_frame.htm
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I trust your eyes have been opened by
now!
Bard
