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The "Clinton Chronicles" was a documentary movie and investigation into alleged suspicious deaths surrounding Bill Clinton and his administration. These deaths were part of the "Clinton Body Count", which grew as years went by, as even more tenuous connections to Clinton were added.
VHS copies of the film were extensively promoted and distributed via television infomercials by Moral Majority leader Rev. Jerry Falwell, who also appears in the film.
The content of the film has largely been discredited and debunked as containing deliberate bias, circumstantial evidence, and coincidence. Snopes.com classifies the "Clinton Body Count" conspiracy theory connecting Clinton to the deaths as an urban legend. .
In 1994, in a letter to congressional leaders, former Rep. William Dannemeyer listed 24 people with some connection to Clinton who had died "under other than natural circumstances" and called for hearings on the matter.
List of People the Chronicles Listed as "Suspicious Deaths Associated with Clinton" and the details of the controversy
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See Also
The Arkansas Project
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