The prosecutors chasing Richard Nixon's crimes never had raw access to the presidential archives; they were fed a version scrubbed by federal archivists in a process that left a trail of redactions and gaps.
By Marcus Boone ·
The battle over the recordings that documented a constitutional crisis was fought not in court, but through "implementation rules" kept secret for decades.
By Harlan Pryce ·
The Watergate Special Prosecution Force fought for access to presidential files through negotiated agreements, but while the records of their demands survive, the evidence they sought remains a void.
By Marcus Boone ·