Unless origional documents are produced, including signatures, these 60 Minutes copies are phoney.

The burden of proof is on 60 Minutes. Period.

All talk of type style, font size, Selectric II balls, etc. (ad nauseum) can be considered intentional obfuscation.

The phoney copies have been rejected by Killian's son, his wife and his commanding officer. Only 60 Minutes like them.

If authentic, the documents must have been stolen from Killian's wife's house. They are personal and were never part of Bush's official records, most of which were recently released.

If this plays out as many people suspect it will, this story will eclipse Watergate, since it shows both political corruption and collusion by members of the major mews media.