We conducted the exercise. I personally verified the document that was provided by the Associated Press. That is where we found six typographical errors. Those errors occur when a document is copied by typing it. We also examined the documentation that four other media published. All of the typographical errors, without exception, from the Associated Press's document were found in the others.
Personally, that almost leads me to conclude that a single document was sent and that the same document was subsequently passed onto the other media. There were not several documents. I admit that I did not examine all of the copies from all of the media, but we examined three or four. That was part of the investigation. One of the documents subsequently received by a departmental employee contained the same errors, but in a somewhat different format. It may have been redone in WordPerfect rather than in WordDoc. The typing and spelling errors, namely “to” that became “too”, which were not in the original, were found in all of the other documents.