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Larry Sinclair, who has made gay sex & cocaine allegations against Presidential candidate Barack Obama, revealed in his latest interview yesterday with Jeff Rense that he communicated with Donald Young, the young choir conductor of Senator Obama's church, who was found murdered last December in his home, victim of multiple gunshots. He said he could not get specific on allegations being made on the internet and could not divulge what was said between Young and himself. His understanding, however, is that Young was gay. All he could reveal in public is that he never met Mr Young face to face. He also revealed that he was receiving threatening e-mails and was followed by two men on his flight back from his polygraph test, one of whom asked him a question that indicated that he knew things about Sinclair that a stranger could not know.
He has what is called a colourful background: a 27-year criminal career which includes convictions for fraud, forging cheques, and stealing credit card numbers.
Sinclair was accompanied by his kilt-clad lawyer, Montgomery Blair Sibley. Sibley has had his own problems: a Florida court struck him off for vexatious litigation, most of it directed against his former wife.
"I don't mean to be impudent," said one reporter, "but why are you wearing a kilt?"
Sibley explained: "It has to do with genitalia. If you are on the smaller side, then pants are not uncomfortable."
The Duluth, Minn., resident is the sort of figure who appears at the margins of every presidential campaign, and both Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton had their own obscure accusers with dramatic allegations.
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Sinclair's biography, though, may get in the way of that pitch: Public records and court filings reveal that he has a 27-year criminal record, with a specialty in crimes involving deceit. The record includes forgery charges in two states, one of which drew Sinclair a 16-year jail sentence. The Pueblo County, Colo., Sheriff's Office also has an outstanding warrant for Sinclair's arrest for forging an acquaintance's signature and stealing her tax refunds.