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Message: [QUOTE="CarltonCuse, post: 96327, member: 1041"] I don't have an opinion on the authenticity of the tape or whether editing is involved (as I don't have access to the original tape), but if one wanted to doctor the audio taken from a cassette (I'm guessing) tape it wouldn't be that difficult for an average person. I've been editing audio since reel-to-reel formats and in the mid-nineties, it became a TON easier with the advent of home user software. Like I said, I dont have the original tape to analyze. I'm not a top professional expert. But I've edited a lot of audio, including phone conversations (for entertainment purposes) sourced from cassettes, mini cassettes, reel to reel, and digital recordings, and if someone wants to do it, its not that hard. It's especially easy if you know what you are trying to accomplish before the recording is made. [/QUOTE]