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| The "Clinton Chronicles" was a documentary movie and investigation into suspicious deaths (also known as the "Clinton Body Count") surrounding ] and his administration. | The "Clinton Chronicles" was a documentary movie and investigation into suspicious deaths (also known as the "Clinton Body Count") surrounding ] and his administration. | ||
| ] copies of the film were extensively promoted and distributed via television ] by ] leader ]. | ] copies of the film were extensively promoted and distributed via television ] by ] leader ]. | ||
| The content of the film has largely been discredited and debunked as containing deliberate bias, circumstantial evidence, and coincidence. ] classifies the ] connecting Clinton to the deaths as an ]. | The content of the film has largely been discredited and debunked as containing deliberate bias, circumstantial evidence, and coincidence. ] classifies the ] connecting Clinton to the deaths as an ]. | ||
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The "Clinton Chronicles" was a documentary movie and investigation into suspicious deaths (also known as the "Clinton Body Count") surrounding Bill Clinton and his administration.
VHS copies of the film were extensively promoted and distributed via television infomercials by Moral Majority leader Rev. Jerry Falwell.
The content of the film has largely been discredited and debunked as containing deliberate bias, circumstantial evidence, and coincidence. Snopes.com classifies the conspiracy theory connecting Clinton to the deaths as an urban legend.
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