HRC Hillary Clinton Bill Clinton and the Russians - Virginia had a lot of secrets and most of them are in the Morgue; President Bill Clinton's real last name isn't Clinton; Virginia Cassidy, the mother of President Bill Clinton was married to Blythe who got her knocked up before he was knocked down. Virginia had a lot of secrets and most of them are in the Morgue. A guy name "Blythe" is the real father of President Bill Clinton and it's a big breaking front page story and it's being dug up today by Andy Ledger, the Director of the Morgue of HRC Inc., The New York Globe Newspaper New York City which was purchased in a cash transaction by HRC Inc. and holds the greatest research library in the world has the proof.

Virginia had a lot of secrets and most of them are in the Morgue;

President Bill Clinton's real last name isn't Clinton; Virginia Cassidy, the mother of President Bill Clinton was married to Blythe who got her knocked up before he was knocked down.  Virginia had a lot of secrets and most of them are in the Morgue.  A guy name "Blythe" is the real father of President Bill Clinton and it's a big breaking front page story and it's being dug up today by Andy Ledger, the Director of the Morgue of HRC Inc., The New York Globe Newspaper New York City which was purchased in a cash transaction by HRC Inc.  and holds the greatest research library in the world has the proof.

 The Desk of Andy Ledger

Morgue Director

HRC, Inc

History Research Corporation

The newspaper man set up what he called the "Morgue Space" to warehouse the tens of thousands of reports, books and photographs on Washington D.C. corruption and of course the crooked politicians like Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.

Andy Ledger worked for the New York Globe newspaper chain first running "copy" of stories from reporters to the editors and then back again.  Andy was only sixteen years old when he started at the New York Globe and for future reference he was also fired three times by the editor.

Andy Ledger never finished High School but he did finish Harvard College with a degree in journalism and on top of that the New York Globe Newspaper chain paid for all his college expenses. 

Andy Ledger was the young man running newspaper copy back and forth and up and down inside the skyscraper that housed the New York Globe Newspaper headquarters in New York City. 

At one point Andy discovered photography with the help of Sam Burns a news beat photographer that also worked for the "Globe".  Andy had the brilliant idea of filming "story copy" and sending tiny little photographic negatives up and down and back and forth inside the giant skyscraper inside pressurized pneumatic air tubes.  These tiny negatives of written story copy were simply inserted into a light table viewer for easy reading.  The copy boys once numbered twenty seven but the Andy Ledger plan reduced that number to four young men hanging around in the concrete basement running errands for big shots.

His total idea was beyond brilliant and saved the New York Globe Newspaper thousands of dollars every week, week after week , year after year.

Andy took his idea further and photographed all the New York Globe Newspaper Printed Stories but most importantly all the research that went into the story.

Andy Ledger had created, almost by accident, the largest research library in the United States one tiny photographic negative at a time that could be used for future reference in any story printed by the "Globe".

This research area was called the "Morgue Space" as it contained millions of tiny photographic postage stamp sized negatives stored away in the Globe Newspaper basement. 

The simple act of taking a photo of a sheet of paper containing text or even drawings and then storing the postage stamp sized photo negative for future use solved newspaper storage problems and also created a world class research library called the "Morgue Space" and Andy Ledger, the eighty  nine year old copy boy was in charge of the whole thing.

The "Morgue Space" of the New York Globe Newspaper in New York City, New York was now owned by History  Research Corporation HRC Inc. as the old Globe newspaper went out of business years ago but Andy Ledgers archives were still in business and he had the best retirement job in the world. 

Andy Ledger had a private office with a beautiful young woman as his official secretary and HRC had maintained his salary and benefits and his young energetic staff was always eager even though not always efficient.

HRC  Inc. was in the information and research business and enjoyed thousands of clients from around the world as the old New York Globe Newspaper seemingly contained all the history of all the world on hundreds of thousands of miniature postage stamp sized photographic negatives, and this was done without any modern computers.  

The New York Times wrote a story about the Morgue a few years ago and they estimated that over 423 million individual photo graphic negatives were cataloged and stored in the old New York Globe Newspaper basement.

The New York Globe Newspaper started photographing every newspaper found around the world during World War II and beyond so the massive amount of history contained in the Morgue really could never be described.

The political wars of Watergate during the Richard Nixon administration  prompted the New York Globe Newspaper to photograph and catalog every government publication, report, white papers, police blotters, photographs, automobile records, motel receipts, FBI investigations and even I.R.S. tax returns if they became public.

The biggest customers of HRC History Research Corporation were found within the United States government, every major business including all of the fortune 1,000 and every newspaper around the world.

Those tiny little photographic negatives that Andy Ledger guarded every day as the original Morgue Director created $3.4 billion dollars in revenue last year and business was booming. 

HRC Inc. asked to unearth some old information from a newspaper back dated to around 1946 so the old man "Andy Ledger" sat alone in his office and placed the postage stamp sized film negative of that date in the picture developer and started reading the index of research.

Andy Ledger had an official title but he loved being the Morgue Director no matter what his business card stated.  When the informational request "IR" came in for records on the name Blythe Circa 1946 a lot of bells started to ring, and they were cash register bells as the tiny little photographic negative told a story that even Andy Ledger didn't know.

The Informational Request "IR" always indicated the customers identification and account number so Andy punched the numbers into the computer sitting on his desk and smiled. 

The Information Request was from TRIGON International which Andy recognized as the old Soviet Union name for their Ministry of Foreign Affairs now based in Washington D.C. as a business and not a per say spy agency. 

TRIGON was the Russian version of the U.S. C.I.A. Central Intelligence Agency so Andy Ledger paid special attention to the text index on the photographic negative and wondered what TRIGON was up to digging around into the Bill and Hillary Clinton family history.

The New York Globe Newspaper was dead and buried but the Morgue lived on, this was an opportunity as Andy inserted the next negative that caused him not to blink for the next three and a half hours.

The New York Globe Newspaper Reporter name M. Helms developed a worldwide spy story during the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis that was never printed.

Reporter Helms even had code names for sources and followed clues back to the Soviet Union concerning nuclear weapons in Cuba and their readiness.  It appears that reporter Helms had discovered a plot by the president's brother Bob Kennedy called "Gold Sword" to kill the Mexico City Station Chief of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Soviet Union.

But it seems the big secret held on this one particular photographic negative was a man using the code-name "Gold Envoy" as his real name was "Blythe".

It looked like "Blythe" traveled all the time between the United States, Mexico, Cuba and the Soviet Union.

It's also noted that this "Blythe" was an automobile parts salesman for several major automobile manufacturing companies in America which was a hoax as "Blythe" really worked for the C.I.A. or the Soviet Union and mysteriously died in a car accident.

The editor of the New York Globe Newspaper had written on the file - Reporter Helms died by gunshot 1962 in Little Rock Arkansas.

Andy Ledger,  Morgue Director, History Research Corporation - HRC Inc, started his own private index search on this guy named Blythe - traveling salesman auto parts really working for the C.I.A. or the Soviet Union, with his own code-name GOLD ENVOY.

Bobby Kennedy the brother of JFK President of the United States,

Gold Sword - the top secret plan to kill the station chief of the Soviet Union in Mexico City and

TRIGON the Russian Spy Agency and even Helms circa 1962 the beat reporter for the New York Globe Newspaper that had a headline front page story that was never published.

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