LAST EDITED ON May-19-03 AT 04:24 PM (EST)
 
I definitely agree with you on that! Those files, handed over to the DA's office in February 2003, must have been really something, though. If this deposition is any indication, there would have to be a significant time allotment just to coordinate the information into some form of order. Quite the undertaking - 40,000 pages held by a variety of detectives in their "working file briefcases".

And, since Larry Mason was very involved in the case in its earliest days, I wonder if his information was ever dealt with since he had never managed to write his reports before he left. Or, are his notes in his garage somewhere?