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In a development that calls into question the integrity of FBI Director Louis J. Freeh, documents released Thursday show that Freeh was wrong when he announced a year ago that the bureau had found no evidence supervisors at the bureau's crime lab had altered reports or otherwise tampered with evidence, reported today.
March 21, 1997
THE DAILY FED
Freeh Takes More Heat
The Los Angeles TimesThe new reports reveal that in 1995, after a whistle-blower had raised concerns about the lab, Freeh's subordinates found 13 criminal cases in which lab reports had been been improperly changed by a supervisor.
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