The Clinton-Lewinsky Saga
In June 1995 Monica Lewinsky, 21, arrived at the White House as an unpaid intern.. During November she began a sexual relationship with Bill Clinton, according to audiotapes secretly recorded. By December she moved into a paid position ferrying mail to the Oval Office.
This picture from independent counsel Kenneth Starr's report to the US Congress shows a letter from Monica Lewinsky to US President Bill Clinton asking to see him after a separation of over five weeks.
This TV grab dated 08 May 1996 Lewinski (R) talking with Clinton at the Saxophone Club at Hyatt Hotel in Washington, DC, at a Democratic National Committee Fundraiser. President Bill Clinton forcefully denied having sex with the young White House internMonica Lewinsky, as more video surfaced showing him embracing her.
This photo released 27 January by The Washington Post shows an ad in the Post's 1997 Valentine's Day supplement that was reportedly placed by Monica Lewinsky and meant for Clinton. The Post said according to a source familiar with the tapes of the conversations between Lewinsky and friend Linda R. Tripp, Lewinsky told Tripp she placed the ad.
Monica Lewinsky leaves court after testifying before a grand jury investigating US President Clinton.
This video footage shows Bill Clinton (back to camera) greeting a woman who appears to be Monica Lewinsky (center-left) . The flurry of salacious reports had the White House scrambling to cope with what had become the worst crisis of Clinton's presidency.
Monica Lewinsky arrives at the US District Court House in Washington, DC 20 August to testify before a grand jury investigating US President Bill Clinton.. In a television address, President Clinton acknowledged having a relationship with Lewinsky.
Lewinsky leaves the Howard County Courthouse in Ellicott City, MD 16 December, 1999 after testifying in the Linda Tripp wire tapping trial.
Bill Clinton pauses a moment while being asked about Monica Lewinsky at a joint press conference with Italian Prime Minister Massimo D'Alema in the White House in Washington, DC. Clinton said he hoped Monica Lewinsky would have "a good life" and get any help she might need to recover from the traumatic White House sex scandal.
This video grab shows Lewinsky taking the oath at the beginning of her videotaped evidence, during the impeachment trial of former president Clinton in Washington, DC.
This picture shows US President Bill Clinton testifying in the Map Room at the White House in Washington DC, on videotape before independent counsel Kenneth Starr's grand jury investigating the White House sex-and-lies case. There are more than four hours of videotape and 2,800 pages of testimony containing details of Clinton's affair with Lewinsky.
This undated file photo released 21 January 1998 by the Department of Defense shows Monica Lewinsky
Former White House intern Monica Lewinsky is photographed through a window of a car outside of her attorneys' office in Washington, DC.
Clinton acknowledges applause from the audience of senators and representatives at the start of his State of the Union address on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. Clinton spoke in front of many of the same Representatives who impeached him, claiming that he committed perjury and obstruction of justice in the Monica Lewinsky scandal. Behind Clinton are former vice president Al Gore (L) and former Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert (R).
Monica Lewinsky during her videotaped testimony to the impeachment trial managers in Washington, DC
US Capitol HIll personnel Erik LeBlanc (R) checks a list as NBC News representative Barbara Rollins (L) picks up a set of taped conversations between Linda Tripp and Monica Lewinsky at the US Capitol in Washington DC. The 22 hours of tapes on 37 cassettes contain no new information, but give the public its first opportunity to hear the actual details of Lewinsky's relationship with US President Bill Clinton.
Lewinsky looks up as she signs her book, 'Monica's story', during a signing 23 April, 1999 at a book store in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
US Capitol Police escort Diana Schacht (3rd R), counsel for the US House majority and Samra Ryder (2nd-R), counsel for the US House minority, deliver the videotape of Clinton's testimony to the grand jury about his relationship with Monica Lewinsky to the television control room at the US Capitol in Washington, DC.
A beaming Monica Lewinsky signs copies of her book "Monica's Story" in London's Oxford Street on Tuesday 09 March 1999.
Protestors line the street outside the Mechanics Hall where US President Bill Clinton spoke to the Worcester community, MA. Clinton, in his first public appearance since giving his televised apology on an "improper relationship" with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky, left his vacation island hide-away to speak about school safety
Protestors line the street outside the Mechanics Hall where US President Bill Clinton spoke to the Worcester community, MA. Clinton, in his first public appearance since giving his televised apology on an "improper relationship" with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky, left his vacation island hide-away to speak about school safety
During the impeachment hearing, Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr testified about an alleged pattern of obstruction of justice by Bill Clinton in the investigation into his relationship with Monica Lewinsky.
Jennifer Moorhouse, a Monica Lewinsky look-alike, poses for photographers at Planet Hollywood in Beverly Hills, California, in front of a giant screen showing US President Bill Clinton in the introduction to Barbara Walter's interview with the former White House
This picture shows Monica Lewinsky's dress that the FBI performed DNA tests on.. The tests concluded the genetic markers of a semen stain on the dress matched those of Bill Clinton.
This photo of Clinton and Lewinsky (L) at the White House was part of some 4,800 documents amassed by independent counsel Kenneth Starr and released by the House Judiciary Committee