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The "Clinton Body Count" phrase was originally coined by writer Danny Casolaro in the late 1980s.

Casolaro “committed suicide” in 1991, while working on a story supposedly involving an international cabal.


Writer Danny Casolaro
- 1st case in Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 5, Episode 21 [1993]



- The last time #ClintonBodyCount was trending on X (formerly Twitter) was when Clinton pal Jeffrey Epstein had reportedly attempted suicide (before he was found dead in his cell) while awaiting trial on underage sex-trafficking charges. -