Barbara Alice Wise

Infobox Person
name = Barbara Alice Wise
death_place = Washington, D.C., United States
occupation = Analyst at US. Department of Commerce
nationality = American

Barbara Alice Wise was a government employee who was found dead under mysterious circumstances [http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Lobby/2897/indexplcldangam.html "Playing Clinton's dangerous game", David M. Bresnahan, WorldNetDaily, 1999] inside her locked Department of Commerce office on the morning of November 29, 1996 during the Thanksgiving holiday. ["Employee's Body Is Found In Commerce Dept. Office", "Robert E. Pierre, Martin Weil", Washington Post, November 30, 1996]

Her death was ruled natural causes despite the body allegedly being covered with bruises and found partially nude with blood present. [http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?pageId=983 "Another Witness Bites the Dust", "Joseph Farah", WorldNetDaily, October 23, 1997] Wise died at 48 years old and had worked for the Department of Commerce's International Trade Administration for 14 years. Although the circumstances of Wise's death were suspicious, she was reported to be an alcoholic suffering from severe medical problems. Her bruises were said to be consistent with bone marrow treatment she had done in previous weeks, and she was known to sleep in her office occasionally. ["Body of woman found at Commerce; No early sign of foul play, police say", "Kristan Trugman and Gary Scheets", Washington Times, November 30, 1996]

Conspiracy theorists (who reject those explanations) have speculated ["Clinton Casualties", ClintonMemorialLibrary.com http://www.clintonmemoriallibrary.com/clintbodycnt.html] that the controversial deaths of Wise, her boss Dept. of Commerce Secretary Ron Brown [http://www.politicalfriendster.com/showConnection.php?id1=2532&id2=3035 "...Ron Brown's death might not have been accidental", "Carl Limbacher", NewsMax.com, 7/16/99] , Vince Foster and others during the Clinton Administration were murders to cover up damaging secrets.

ee also

* Whitewater controversy
* White House FBI files controversy

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