The death of well -known prosecutors who investigated Clinton's extramarital affairs, which caused the president to be impeached at the age of 76

Jimu Journalist Hu Li

Kennis Star, a prosecutor, who exposed former US President Bill Clinton's extramarital affairs, has died. According to the BBC report on September 14, on September 13, local time, Stat died at a Houston hospital at the age of 76 because of surgical complications.

Kennest Sita (source: BBC)

Stata is a country in the United States. In 1994, Sta was appointed independent prosecutor and was responsible for investigating the Baishuimen incident (the real estate development company involved in the Clinton couple).

In 1998, due to the extramarital affairs of the US President Bill Clinton and Monica Levinski, Sta suggested to the US House of Representatives to hit Clinton. Since then, Sta has been well known in the United States.

Levinski once said that Sta turned her life into "hell on earth." In an interview, Sta said that he regrets the pain caused by many people during the investigation stage of the Levinski incident, but he refused to apologize to Levinsky's bullying and harassment after Levinsky's extramarital affairs of Clinton, because Stat believed that he had to do so at the time.

Monica Levinski (picture source BBC)

In 2016, Stata resigned as the president of Belle University in the United States because of the improper arranging allegations of the members of the Belle University Football Team. In addition, he also resigned from the school's law professor.

However, after leaving college, Sta is still engaged in legal work. He teaches the constitution and wrote a few books, and is a legal expert in Fox News.

In 2020, Stata served as a team of former US President Trump.

After Statta's death, Levinsky wrote on his social platform: "I believe many people can understand that I have complicated emotions for Sta ... But more importantly, I think his death is right. Those who love him are a painful loss. "

Stak and his wife Alice have 3 children. His son Randel Sta said in a statement: "The death of our father was deeply sad. We admired his outstanding professional ethics, but he always put his family first."

Robert Wagley, former chairman of the US Insurance Association, said: "Sta will always be remembered by people because he is willing to serve greater interests and not care about his plans and wishes."

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