This might help:
Willey affidavit describes a crude Lothario
excerpt
President Clinton's unsolicited advances to Kathleen Willey
in the Oval Office went beyond a hug, a stolen kiss and
anxious groping, according to a sealed affidavit.
"He grabbed her breast and put her hand on his genitals," a
source familiar with information sealed by the federal court in
Richmond, Va., told The Washington Times.
"We shouldn't be doing this," Mrs. Willey said of the
contact, the source said.
"I always wanted to," Mr. Clinton is said to have replied
during the encounter in the Oval Office and adjacent
presidential study. The Willeys and Clintons were
acquaintances.
The incident occurred Nov. 29, 1993, when Mrs. Willey
met alone with Mr. Clinton to request a full-time job because
of a family financial crisis. Her husband, Edward Willey Jr.,
committed suicide that same day because of the money
problems.
The details about the president's unsolicited Oval Office
advances to Mrs. Willey reveal possible links to disclosures by
Monica Lewinsky and Paula Jones.
A second source confirmed the substance of the Willey
incident with The Times but refused to discuss specific details.
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