Judge Makes Decision in Death Case of Former Clinton Aide Who Admitted Jeffrey Epstein Into White House Seven Times

“Clintonside” rumors will swirl swiftly after an Arkansas judge sealed death records of an aide to former President Bill Clinton. The Little Rock, Arkansas businessman reportedly introduced then-President Clinton to disgraced billionaire Jeffrey Epstein.

Mark Middleton was found May 7 hanging from a tree with a gunshot wound to his chest that investigators determined was from a shotgun blast. A cheap extension cord was reportedly found tied around his neck in the death that has been ruled suicide.

Perry County Circuit Judge Alice Gray issued a June 20 preliminary injunction forbidding release of the police report and crime scene photographs related to Mr. Middleton’s death. Mr. Middleton’s wife, Rhea and brother, Larry filed a lawsuit May 23 to seal the death records after questions were raised about his death.

They are represented by Rose Law Firm attorney Paul Parnell, according to a report by radaronline.com, which noted that — yes — it is the same firm where Hillary Clinton once worked.

“The Court finds the public’s interest in disclosure of the media content does not outweigh the Middleton’s protected privacy interest in the media content at this time,” Judge Gray explained. ““The Court finds that since Mr. Middleton’s death, the Middletons have been harassed by individuals with outlandish, hurtful, unsubstantiated, and offensive conspiracy theories regarding Mr. Middleton, his death, and his family, which have caused the Middletons immense harm and anguish.”

The online publication said its investigation was sparked by a business associate of Middleton, whom they claim requested anonymity because the person feared for their life. The unnamed source reportedly surfaced last month to demand an independent investigation, claiming the 59-year-old father of two was extremely close to Clinton and incapable of committing such an elaborate suicide.

Conspiracy theories claim a connection linking the deaths of Vince Foster, Seth Rich and Jeffrey Epstein to the Clinton family. No charges have been filed against any member of the Clinton family for any of their deaths so it just theory.

A growing pile of corpses is pointed to by the online publication that questions a link between the Clintons and Epstein, noting not only his death — which was ruled a suicide — and others close to him.

The others include Epstein associate Jean-Luc Brunel, a 76-year-old French modeling scout-turned-pimp found hanging in his Paris jail cell; and Clinton/Epstein pal Steve Bing, 55, who allegedly committed suicide falling from a 27-story Los Angeles building.