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Oklahoma authorities have begun reviewing 1,450 cases involving an Oklahoma City police chemist whose work and testimony the FBI criticized as faulty. A defendant in one of chemist Joyce Gilchrist's cases was recently exonerated by DNA testing and released after 15 years in prison for rape. At the request of the Oklahoma City police, the FBI studied eight of her cases and found she had made errors in at least five.
May 11, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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