Bill Clinton: Sexual Predator
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Bill Clinton: Sexual Predator
Narrated by:
Lynn Longseth
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Narrated by:
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Lynn Longseth
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By:
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Melissa Towne
About this listen
The look on his face was more than priceless. It was a confirmation. Former President Bill Clinton was photographed looking aghast at the 2016 Presidential debate when Donald Trump brought forth some of the women from his past. Kathleen Willey. Paula Jones.
But there was one woman whose presence seemed to shake the now frail-looking former President to his core. Her name...Juanita Brodderick. A long-forgotten woman who accused Bill Clinton of raping her in 1978. And judging by the guilty look on his face, she was telling the truth.
©2017 Melissa Towne (P)2017 Melissa Towne
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