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Politics : Did Slick Boink Monica? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (17984)	7/30/1998 3:42:00 PM
From: Les H	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 20981

MARK FURHMAN WAS CONSULTED ON SEMEN STAIN TESTING EXCLUSIVE Warning: Graphic description In the days after Monica Lewinsky showed Linda Tripp a stained dress -- a dress Lewinsky said she would never wash because it contained President Clinton's semen -- former LAPD detective and OJ star Mark Furhman was consulted on how to remove such stains for testing! Tripp confided in her friend Lucianne Goldberg the details of the stunning Lewinsky claim -- telling her what she saw, with her own eyes, in Lewinsky's closet. Goldberg would later call Furhman to ask how semen stains could be removed from a garment, for possible testing. Furhman, who did not know the specifics of the situation, advised Goldberg that a Q-tip, dipped in water, could lift a stain. ABC NEWS, the ASSOCIATED PRESS and the NEW YORK TIMES reported late Wednesday night that Monica Lewinsky has now provided a dress to prosecutors as evidence. ABC NEWS left Washington in complete shock with its early evening report that Lewinsky has turned in the dress she claims to have saved after a sex encounter with President Clinton. "After the FBI lab runs tests on Lewinsky's dress, and if tests show that there are detectable traces of DNA, investigators could then move to obtain a hair sample from the president," one source with intimate knowledge of the situation tells the DRUDGE REPORT.