Hardly any blood at the apparent site of the suicide. This is impossible for a headshot.
No bullet found. A search with metal detectors discovered over a dozen bullets, some going back to the civil war, but the bullet that killed Vince was not found.
Blood flow shows that Vince Foster moved his head four times after death.
Fibres on body shows that Vince Foster apparently rolled himself up in a carpet on the day he committed suicide.
Vince walked through Marcy Park without getting a speck of dust or dirt on his shoes.
Gun found in hand (extraordinarily unlikely for a suicide - guns are normally flung several feet away)
Gun found in right hand of a left-handed man. When Foster’s widow was asked if her Husband was left-handed she famously replied “No Comment”.
Gun residue shows that Vince held the revolver cylinder in his hands when the gun was fired.
Vince chose to shoot himself with an untraceable WWII revolver, leaving a perfectly good gun at home.
Vince Foster was right handed.
The gun was Vince Foster’s father’s firearm and there is nothing unusual about war suplus firearms having two serial numbers. It’s the number on the frame that counts.
Gun found in right hand of a left-handed man. When Foster’s widow was asked if her Husband was left-handed she famously replied “No Comment”.
Hmmm. I never heard that before.