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WASHINGTON — The U.S. attorney’s office in the District of Columbia has found more than 100 cases since the mid-1970s that need to be reviewed because of potentially falsified and inaccurate tests by FBI analysts.
The report, filed in D.C. Superior Court Friday, stems from an internal investigation by prosecutors after the exoneration in December of Donald Gates, falsely imprisoned for 28 years for the 1981 rape and slaying of a Georgetown University student.
