Beginning in January of 1998, The Coffee Shop Times provided the Lewinsky Guide as an overview of developments in Kenneth Starr's investigation of the relationship between President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky. However, once Kenneth Starr's report was released by Congress on September 11, 1998, much of the information below became a matter of public record and was no longer based in news articles, many of which often relied on anonymous sourcing.

For the most part, CST's Guide to the Monica Lewinsky Story is now an Internet news resource. Occasionally, new link postings will still appear on this page, but, for the most part, the story has run its course.

To maintain the Lewinsky Story's original feel, we will leave much of this page's content as it was in the days before the release of the Starr Report.

Our 'Guide to the Monica Lewinsky Story' is divided into three parts:
-- Links to recent Lewinsky-related items on the Internet
-- An overview of the players involved
-- The legal ramifications of the investigation

If you have any questions or comments regarding CST's 'Guide to the Monica Lewinsky Story', please send them via e-mail to the staff of The Coffee Shop Times.

AN OVERVIEW OF MONICA LEWINSKY::

Role: Signed an affidavit for Paula Jones' lawyers in which she denied ever having an affair with the president.