On Sept. 9, Starr submitted a 453-page report to the House, accusing Clinton of betraying his constitutional duty by engaging in a pattern of "abundant and calculating" lies regarding his relationship with Lewinsky. The report, which contained explicit language, was released on the Internet on Sept. 11. Supporting evidence, including video of Clinton's grand jury testimony and transcripts of tape-recorded phone conversations between Lewinsky and Linda Tripp, soon followed.

Evidence from independent counsel Kenneth Starr's investigation is delivered to the House on Sept. 9. (Susan Biddle/The Post)

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