More concerning the actors in WH assault on Willey:
Willey Contacted Numerous Times
But ABC News Correspondent Jackie Judd has learned that
Landow contacted Willey numerous times in the weeks
before and after she was deposed under oath in the Paula
Jones case.
Willey also is reported to have been flown by private
plane to Landow's estate on Oct. 6, 1997, according to
Newsweek magazine.
During her two-day visit there, the two discussed her
testimony in the Jones lawsuit against the president, a source
familiar with Willey's recent grand jury testimony told the
magazine. Willey claimed Landow urged her to say "nothing
happened" between her and the president and that she was
offered a Christmas shopping trip to New York, the source
said.
However, in a telephone interview, Landow told a
different story.
He described Willey as a distant acquaintance whom he
infrequently spoke to over the past five years. He claimed
that until ABCNEWS informed him, he didn't even know
Willey had been subpoenaed or deposed by lawyers for
Jones. Yet Landow also said that he had told Willey it was a
"damned shame" she had become a part of the controversy.
Landow claims that his daughter, Harolyn, a White House
volunteer in the social office, first introduced him to Willey
who also was volunteering. Harolyn is married to attorney
Michael Cardozo, who ran Clinton's first legal defense fund.
After learning last December about Willey needing back
surgery, he offered his sympathies. "I may have said," he told
Newsweek, "If I could do anything to help you, let me
know."
abcnews.com
Get that?
"Landow claims that his daughter, Harolyn, a White House
volunteer in the social office, first introduced him to Willey
who also was volunteering. Harolyn is married to attorney
Michael Cardozo, who ran Clinton's first legal defense fund.
I guess Landow didn't know nuthin' and was just tryin' to help someone he didn't know from nuthin'.
Right. |
