Alberta Lincecum disputed that it was for charity. Browse 336 roger clinton photos and images available, or start a new search to explore more photos and images. 1.3k The National Enquirer has released their interview with a fixer who claims they worked for the Clintons from 1991 until 2008 to bury stories in the press. When his brother was old enough to enter school, young Bill had his last name legally changed. He said he did not meet Roger Clinton.Īccording to the paper, Lincecum's 85-year-old mother, Alberta, and brother Guy, of Roanoke, Texas, each put up $10,000. Bill Clintons half-brother, Roger Clinton, Jr., was born. members at Cayce's suggestion and was told Roger Clinton could arrange a pardon for $200,000. A recent visit to his ranch-style home not far from the beach found Roger Clinton, 58, heading out to get an oil change with Copper, a big friendly shepherd he said he had gotten from a local. The New York Times said lawyers for Roger Clinton and C.L.M.'s two other principles, George Locke and Dickey Morton, acknowledged that their clients accepted 30,000 from Cayce but said it was. The Los Angeles Times said Lincecum told a grand jury that in 1998, while awaiting prison on the fraud conviction, he met with C.L.M. Thu 21.59 EDT Roger Clinton, half-brother of the former president, received 50,000 (36,500) from a company linked to Rosario Gambino, an alleged mafia family figure in jail for. Bill Clinton is an American politician from Arkansas who served as the 42nd President of the United States (1993-2001). Morton is a one-time football star at the University of Arkansas.įormer President Clinton has defended his decision to grant the clemencies. Locke, a former Arkansas state senator, was convicted along with Roger Clinton in a 1980s drug case. All Latest Roger Clinton News / The Administration Pardoning the Clintons The Administration / 16 years ago by Ron Christie.
Neither passports nor pardons were discussed. Police declined to give exact details of security. The New York Times said lawyers for Roger Clinton and C.L.M.'s two other principles, George Locke and Dickey Morton, acknowledged that their clients accepted $30,000 from Cayce but said it was payment for business advice on setting up a charity. In Miami, federal agents will help secure the area around the courthouse along with local police, and Secret Service agents will guard Mr Trump. On Sunday, the Los Angeles Times quoted lawyers for Roger Clinton as saying he had no "professional connection" with the Arkansas group and that any money collected was for charity, not for political influence.Ī spokesman for White's office, Marvin Smilon, said he could not comment on any aspect of an investigation.
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