"This referral presents substantial and credible information that President Clinton criminally obstructed the judicial process, first in a sexual harassment lawsuit in which he was the defendant and then in a grand jury investigation." So begins the Office of Independent Council Kenneth Starr's scathing investigative report on President Clinton's behavior with White House intern Monica Lewinsky. In an unprecedented relentless four year investigation, the long-anticipated arrival of The Starr Report in thirty-six boxes to the House of Representatives on September 9, 1998 brought to a close the first chapter in the saga of the trials and tribulations of the Clinton Presidency.