Lies of Three Famous People

Lies of Three Famous People

Bill Clinton's lie

The year of 1998 is will be remembered by every American as the year of Monica and former American president Bill Clinton year. Bill Clinton was compelled to apologize for the lie and miss-conducting his sexual life by making it public and became second American President to be impeached.

His major problem was Paula Jones, a woman he was accused of sexually harassing while he was at the position of Arkansas governor. On the other hand, later it was published that Bill Clinton had an affair with Monica Lewinsky, a white house intern. It also came into view that a friend of Monica secretly taped their conversation. While on the other hand Bill Clinton was caught hugging Ms Lewinsky in White House lawn in a video which triggered this scandal. The president denied both charges with a claim of not having any sexual relation with Monica.

The case faced many ups and downs during which the Paula Jones lost her harassment case. On the other hand Ms Lewinsky changed her lawyers for the case he was fighting against the president. The FBI searched and tested the Navy blue dress allegedly worn by Ms Lewinsky during her encounter with Bill Clinton and was stained by the semen. And unfortunately it matched with the DNA sample of President Clinton. The report later published said proved about ten encounters between Ms Lewinsky and Bill Clinton. For lying and breaking the laws, he was proposed to be impeached. First his impeachment was favored by the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee and later on the impeachment was approved by the full House voting.

James Frey Lie

Six years ago appeared in the U.S. A Million Little Pieces (Thousand Pieces for the French translation), a brilliant entry into literature that told, in a form that also stamped raw, epidermal, bubbling, the rise of the underworld (alcohol, drugs) , a character named Frey, James.Praised by critics and drug addicts and alcoholics and the entire public, A Million Little Pieces was selling even better than the publisher described him, the book of "memoirs". This was partly true, the young author, then 33 years, had followed the path of a cross in the center of "rehab" of Minnesota. This was in part false, he had written a novel, ROMAN, relying in any literature, exaggerated things, transformed, truncated. But his publisher had decided. 

In January 2006, when Frey continues to see her ...