[liberty_lvr]

The only way to avoid a legal nightmare is to insist that the documents are genuine in the hope that nobody can prove conclusively otherwise.

Bingo!!

There is NO WAY to conclusively prove these are forgeries. You can speak to motive all you like, but it is still just supposition.

See-BS can simply say "the originals in our possesion were composed on a word processor, but that was done by the good Colonel himself in order to preserve his collection of hand-written personal notes (of which he had many, per his widow)".

I think this whole affair will be a lot like peeing in a dark suit: it gives you a nice warm feeling, but no one else really notices!

[sinkspur]

There is NO WAY to conclusively prove these are forgeries.

There absolutely is.

The commander that supposedly was applying pressure to Killian retired the year before the memo was written, and Killian does not write in the past tense.

[JustAnAmerican]

"I think this whole affair will be a lot like peeing in a dark suit: it gives you a nice warm feeling, but no one else really notices!"

Sure am glad most here do not think like you do. Kind of sounds like some Republicans idea of "Turning the other cheek" routine. Some of us believe in fighting instead of bending over.