Q. The death of assistant White House counsel Vincent Foster was officially ruled a suicide. The statement by Robert Fiske that you are quoting is almost ludicrous at this point. In fact, two New York homicide investigators who looked into the case for the Western Journalism Center went to Fort Marcy Park and examined the crime scene. They said that the overwhelming evidence indicated that the body was moved to the park. Interestingly, they also pointed out that other than the fact that Foster's body was found in the park with a gun in his hand, there was no other physical, circumstantial, or forensic evidence to support the conclusion that he died in the park.
Blood is physical evidence.
That wasn't apparent. The gun appeared clean, the shirt appeared clean, to early observers. The important thing is that it broke the head, but 20 feet from the scene no one saw any blood on the vegetation. There should have been a jet stream of blood on the vegetation. No one saw Foster alive in this park.