Source: Newsmax on 8/2/99

Gennifer Flowers broke one of the most powerful of all media taboos Monday night when she unequivocally called her former lover, the President of the United States, a murderer.

The most famous of all pre-presidential Clinton paramours also insisted that had she not protected herself by going public with her story of a twelve-year affair with the then-Arkansas Governor, she would have been killed. Appearing on CNBC’s "Hardball" to discuss Hillary Clinton’s bombshell Talk magazine interview about her husband’s philandering, Flowers was asked by host Chris Matthews if she thought Mrs. Clinton’s renewed victim status would help her win the New York Senate race.

FLOWERS: Well, in the first place I hope that she does not succeed at becoming a United States Senator from New York. I think that would be a travesty. We’ve had enough of these people; these criminals, these liars, these murderers. We need to get them out of political office, please.

MATTHEWS: Murderers?

FLOWERS: Well, there is a Clinton death list. If anyone would like to go to my website and take a look at it…

MATTHEWS: Well, we have your website here - www.genniferflowers.com. But what will they find if they go there in terms of murder? I didn’t know that one.

FLOWERS: Well, there are a number of deaths associated with Bill Clinton and his administration and his operatives. I would just suggest that they go on and take a look at it.

MATTHEWS: Do you believe that the President ordered the killing of anyone?

FLOWERS: I believe that he did. And I believe that I wouldn’t be sitting here talking with you today had I not become high profile as I did. Even though I didn’t do it on purpose, it saved my life.

Matthews challenged Flowers to cite "one hard case" of Clinton ordering a murder. Flowers named Luther "Jerry" Parks, the onetime chief of campaign security in 1992 who was gunned down execution style nine months after Clinton entered the White House.

Parks’ wife Jane and son Gary claim that he was building a dossier on Clinton’s private life, which was stolen shortly before his murder. Gary Parks has told reporters, "I believe my father was killed to protect Bill Clinton’s political career."

Matthews continued to press Flowers for evidence:

MATTHEWS: But you don’t know if there’s any connection [to Bill Clinton].

FLOWERS: I didn’t hear Bill Clinton get on the phone and call and place the order to have this man killed.

MATTHEWS: But, you know - you sort of need evidence like that to accuse even this guy, a guy you don’t like perhaps, of murder, don’t you?

FLOWERS: Well, I think if it looks like a chicken and walks like a chicken - perhaps it’s a chicken. I mean, c’mon. All of these things are just not a coincidence.

MATTHEWS: Perhaps.

Source: Newsmax on 8/2/99