1:00:00
and sent to a lab
here in Massachusetts
that was highly recommended.
1:00:04
They were not told
what the samples were
or where they came from.
1:00:09
They were told
that they were materials...
1:00:11
that would be involved
in a court case...
1:00:14
relative
to an industrial accident...
1:00:17
and they should be prepared
to testify...
1:00:19
and they should certify
all of the samples.
1:00:23
All of their tests
came back.
1:00:25
And they did
several types of tests...
1:00:27
to determine whether or not
there was any hydrogen cyanide.
1:00:31
They were negative.
1:00:34
These facilities
never saw any gas.
1:00:40
For virtually 40-odd years
I believed unquestionably
that there were gas chambers...
1:00:44
at these
concentration camps.
1:00:46
When I found that there weren't,
my next question is,
what do I do about it?
1:00:56
I completed my report,
and I testified at the trial.
1:01:10
The judge would not accept
the report into evidence.
1:01:15
So what the judge did is,
he accepted the report
as an informational exhibit...
1:01:20
as opposed
to an evidentiary exhibit.
1:01:23
And every bit
of the information
in that report...
1:01:27
had to be testified
under oath into the record.
1:01:42
My publishing imprint
in England,
Focal Point Publications,
1:01:45
we published
The Leuchter Report.
1:01:58
I can't remember
where I first met him.