Paula Jones won her case in an out of court settlement.  David P. Schippers, Chief  Investigative Counsel for the Clinton Impeachment told Newsmax on September 7, 2000 that "If you stick with the Lewinsky case alone,  you've got a pretty bad thing.  You've got some perjury, you've got some obstruction, you've got some witness tampering.  But when you get the  whole picture - everything that happened from the time Paula Jones filed her lawsuit - you see some of the most scary - you see a massive  conspiracy to obstruct justice and to use whatever means necessary to do it."


Marie-Jose Ragab

The Hypocrisy Behind The Clinton Sex Scandal

The Paula Jones story erupted in January 1994 in the pages of the American Spectator magazine. It entered American History when Ms. Jones filed a complaint against "William Jefferson Clinton and Danny Ferguson" in an Arkansas  U.S. District Court the following May 6th. The press already knew for  sometime all there was to know about the charges, wrote Richard Harwood  in the May 17th edition of the Washington Post , "every delicious detail" of it, but "The major papers and networks  ignored her, calling her claims irrelevant and unsuitable for  publication".