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Susan McDougal, The Woman Who Wouldn't Talk

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How she became the center of attention during the Whitewater Investigation
Her whirlwind marriage with Jim McDougal
Her extraordinary life before the media-frenzy
Her life changing experience in 7 different women's jails

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Born in Heidelberg, West Germany, Susan McDougal is known as ‘The Woman Who Wouldn’t Talk’ (also the name of her book). She and her ex-husband were part of the Whitewater prosecution during the Clinton Presidency. She went to prison on contempt charges for refusing to answer questions for a grand jury. President Clinton pardoned her during the final hours that he was in office. In the 90s, Susan worked as an assistant to actress Nancy Kovack who accused her of embezzlement. McDougal was acquitted on all charges relating to that incident and won a lawsuit against Kovack for malicious prosecution.

Podcast Links

The Woman Who Wouldn't Talk on Amazon
Frontline: Once Upon a Time in Arkansas interview with Susan
Washington Post Archive: Ailing Susan McDougal released to parents for home detention

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