In September 2005 , Edmonds claimed in Vanity Fair that a price was set for Dennis Hastert to withdraw support for the Armenian Genocide resolution . That the " ... Turkish Consulate ... claimed in one recording that the price for Hastert to withdraw the resolution would have been at least $ 500,000 . " In September 2006 , a documentary about Edmonds 's case called '' Kill the Messenger '' ( '' Une Femme à Abattre '' ) premiered in France . The film discusses the Edmonds case and offers interviews with various involved individuals . Edmonds gave testimony in August 2009 and gave information that had twice previously been gagged under state secrets privilege
Armenian Genocide
Armenian Genocide
Sibel Edmonds