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There was inexplicable gap in the white house tapes. nixons secretary claimed to have accidentally erased that tape when lack daysically stretched out across the office like normal people do all the time. 2001, got a forensic panel of audio experts to try to recover the audio. after two years, announced couldnt be done. but said at time would preserve and keep the tape in case future technology would make it possible someday. few years later they took another whack at it. turn to chief of staff ...

Missing from the part of the discussion where the tape was erased. set about using forensic technology to analyze the indentations on the pages of notes they did have, hoping to uncover what had been written underneath and later thrown away about that part of the conversation. spent two years reading the indentations, trying to recover the missing pages but again they fell short. that nixonian 18:30 minute mystery is still a mystery. but tomorrow the national archives is going to do something no...

Investigators was, no, that he acted alone. >> when they told cannon that charles was my mothers son, he was totally surprised. that was such a relief to us. that showed us that charles was not connected with him. >> in the face of a possible death sentence, gilbert cannon pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and was sentenced to life without parole. the science proved not only that gilbert cannon was guilty, but that charles holden, a man kind enough to give a ride to a stranger, had nothing t...

The small address book that had been submerged in the green liquid in the bottom of the drum was finally starting to tell a story. 30-year-old secrets on blank pages that were now readable with the latest in forensic technology. >> i kept looking through the book and on this page, on the second line, i found the name mr. elkins and the address in manhattan with a phone number. >> on another page, barely readable were the words -- a resident alien number. and the address and telephone number of s...

That charles was my mothers son, he was totally surprised. that was such a relief to us. that showed us that charles was not connected with him. >> in the face of a possible death sentence, gilbert cannon pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and was sentenced to life without parole. the science proved not only that cannon was guilty, but that charles holden, a man kind enough to give a ride to a stranger had nothing to do with his mothers murder. >> charles holden was exonerated because of the ...

Ask him to do it and his response was no. he acted alone. >> when are they told cannon that charles was my mothers son, he was totally surprised. that was such a relief to us. that showed us that charles was not connected with him. >> in the face of a possible death sentence, gilbert cannon pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and was sentenced to life without parole. the science proved not only that cannon was guilty, but that charles holden, a man kind enough to give a ride to a stranger had ...

Ask him to do it. and his response to investigators was no. that he acted alone. >> when they told cannon that charles was my mothers son, he was totally surprised. that was such a relief to us. that showed us that charles was not connected with him. >> in the face of a possible death sentence, gilbert cannon pleaded guilty to first degree murder and was sentenced to life without parole. the science proved not only that gilbert cannon was guilty, but that charles holden, a man kind enough to giv...

That charles was my mothers son, he was totally surprised. that was such a relief to us. that showed us that charles was not connected with him. >> in the face of a possible death sentence, gilbert cannon pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and was sentenced to life without parole. the science proved not only that cannon was guilty, but that charles holden, a man kind enough to give a ride to a stranger had nothing to do with his mothers murder. >> charles holden was exonerated because of the ...

Witness talks, but has no voice, where doctors are caring, but hold out no hope. their mission is to search for the truth and they do it with the help of up-to-the-minute forensic technology, working in hand emcan a centuries-old procedure, the autopsy. >> the basic procedure is pretty much the same and i dont think that will ever change. >> its a technique that louisville kentucky medical examiner dr. tracy curry relies upon upon to establish a cause of death in an investigation and well show y...