Charles Colson found God, G. Gordon Liddy found talk radio, and Hillary Rodham found the White House. Long after the Watergate break-in, bit players and principals in the drama still feel its lingering effects and debate how to apportion blame.
New lawsuits pop up, old memories stir ,and passions flare anew even as the decades pass.
His experiences in prison led him to start Prison Fellowship, a Virginia-based Christian counseling program that operates in more than 600 prisons. Back to top John D. Ehrlichman Nixon domestic counselor imprisoned for 18 months for his part in the Watergate conspiracy. He's working with a private TV producer on a Watergate documentary that promises new revelations. Alas, it won't be ready in time for the anniversary of the break-in on June 17. Ehrlichman has written six books and has a novel under way.