The details of alleged sexual encounters involving former president Bill Clinton
are now available on the Internet for a mere $1.99.
AOL.com News is reporting that two women that have claimed to have had experiences of a sexual nature with America’s 42nd president, Paula Jones and Gennifer Flowers, have set up a web site where visitors can pay to watch videos where these ladies reportedly dish the dirt on what they claim went on between each of them and Clinton behind closed doors.
As Bill Clinton was involved in the 1992 presidential race, Gennifer Flowers came forward and made allegations that she and Clinton had an affair while he was the governor of Arkansas.
Jones accused Clinton of sexual harassment in relation to an unwanted sexual advance she claims he made towards her in 1991 in a hotel room. This allegedly also happened while Clinton was the Arkansas governor. Jones was a state employee at the time.
Clinton initially denied the affair with Flowers, but later admitted to having a single encounter with her. The Jones allegations led to impeachment hearings while Clinton was the US president.
“It’s a way we can get our story out there in our own words,” Jones is quoted in the AOL News story as saying, “without someone making their own interpretations or corrections.”