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I don't see how anyone reading the Post's article could conclude that the information presented to the public and Tillman's family was accidentally incorrect.
From that article, it certainly appears as though there were no differing reports--the witnesses knew what they did, attempted to cover it up, and the leadership kept the information to itself.
If someone reached an alternate reading from that article, I'd appreciate an explanation of how you did so.
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