UN Busted By Microsoft Word A report on an investigation into the assassination of the former prime minister of Lebanon was meant to withhold names of suspects with ties to Syria. Sometimes it's the painstaking forensic skills of investigators sifting through hard drives and backup tapes that turn technology into evidence against the accused. In the case of the United Nations investigation into an assassination, Microsoft Word's 'Track Changes' feature unveiled the suspects. OpinionJournal.com reported that the UN's secretary general, Kofi Annan, had promised not to change a word of the forthcoming report about the killing of Rafik Hariri. Citing...
