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Washington Post Staff Writers. Saturday, July 31, 1999; Page A1 Linda R. Tripp, whose secret telephone tapes of Monica S. Lewinsky titillated and dismayed the nation and ultimately led to...
Tripp had been arrested in 1969 when she was 19 years old in Greenwood Lake, New York, on charges of stealing $263 in cash as well as a wristwatch worth about $600. The charges were dismissed before they could come to trial. [17]
21. Sept. 2021 · She was indicted in 1999. Tripp recorded at least conversation with Lewinsky after being warned about the law. The tape leaked before she was granted immunity for her testimony during the impeachment. Source: FX. Article continues below advertisement. These charges were later dropped.
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The divorce caused a troubled period in Linda's life: on May 12, 1969, she was arrested in Greenwood Lake, New York, on a grand-larceny charge. According to the Defense Department, however,...
By Jeff Leen Washington Post Staff Writer Saturday, March 14, 1998; Page A12 The Department of Defense is investigating a report that employee Linda R. Tripp, a central figure in the Monica...
4. Okt. 2021 · The latest installment of “American Crime Story” wants to complicate the villainization of Tripp, the civil servant who betrayed Monica Lewinsky, by putting her treachery in the greater ...
31. Mai 1998 · According to the police record, Tripp was detained on May 12, 1969, in Greenwood Lake, New York, where she had been barhopping with a group of friends, and charged with grand larceny. Two men...
