Janice-
Here's the story from this week's Time:
In the summer of 1995, sources have told TIME, Willey was in the midst of a
brief relationship with a British-born soccer coach whom she made the target
of a bizarre ruse almost straight out of an Aaron Spelling production. In an
interview with the FBI, Willey's former confidant Julie Steele has claimed that
the onetime socialite told her lover, Shaun Docking, she was pregnant with
his twins--even though Willey had told Steele she was not pregnant. Willey's
motive? She wanted to get back at him for Fourth of July plans gone awry,
Steele told the FBI. The plot grew more serpentine. Shortly after her
announcement, Willey told Docking, who at 30 was 18 years her junior, that
she would have an abortion. Then, on the morning of the "scheduled"
procedure, she informed him she had changed her mind. Not long after,
Willey had Steele call Docking and tell him she had suffered a miscarriage.
According to two sources in close contact with her at the time, Willey never
confessed to Docking that the pregnancy had been invented. Willey's lawyer
did not return TIME's calls last week.
I think Julie Steele has been discredited with changing stories concerning Willey's Clinton explanation at this point.
There is also an article in Time discussing Nathan Landow's relationship with Willey. |
