Prosecutor finds insufficient evidence against Clintons
Washington AP reports four months before Clinton leaves the White House, prosecutors close the Whitewater probe, finding insufficient evidence that the president or Hillary Clinton knowingly committed a crime. Robert Ray cites delays and missing testimony, noting 14 convictions but no grounds for indicting the couple. The White House says the inquiry is over and Hillary defends her record against critics.
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Whitewater convictions summary of involved figures
A list of pleas and verdicts from the Whitewater investigation names Webster Hubbell Hillary Rodham Clinton Jim Guy Tucker Susan McDougal Jim McDougal David Hale Robert Palmer Christopher Wade Stephen A. Smith Larry Kuca John Haley William Marks Neal Ainley Charles Matthews Eugene Fitzhugh and others with multiple felonies misdemeanors and pleas in related cases.
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