A potentially controversial file at the Reagan Presidential Library that went missing in the weeks before the confirmation hearings for John Roberts Jr. as chief justice last year has still not been found, according to an internal investigation made public Tuesday.
The report by the inspector general for the National Archives and Records Administration indicates that investigators were “unable to determine whether the missing file was taken intentionally, unintentionally, or lost.” The heavily edited report, obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, went up on the Memory Hole Web site Tuesday night.
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