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To: LindyBill who wrote (112049)	5/1/2005 12:58:40 PM
From: Lane3	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793897

>>It’s No Accident: L.A. Times Editors Have Done It Again>> If you search Google News, you find two things. One is a group of articles bashing the Times for leaving it out. The other is a group of articles reporting that CBS reported that the satellite had determined that the car was going fast. CBS has nothing to say about any satellite evidence. The only other info I found was this bit: "For a month, Italian and American investigators had worked together on the inquiry. But right from the start, the testimony from the two Italian survivors of the shooting contradicted the US military's version. The Americans maintain that soldiers fired warning shots in the air, then shot at the engine block because the car was speeding. But a network television reconstruction of the incident based on satellite imagery claimed US troops opened fire three seconds after the car appeared. " abc.net.au Makes one wonder.