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Whitehurst, a veteran of 14 years who first complained to FBI officials in 1989, has said that FBI explosives experts and other analysts lacked necessary qualifications to make expert judgments, leaped to conclusions without sufficient scientific evidence and misinterpreted their findings. |
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