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Nine months after the fall of Saddam Hussein, the U.S. has still not found any weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. An inside look at the hunt for WMD - and the still unanswered questions.

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interviews: david kay and hans blix
jane corbin: on the weapons trail
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introduction + interviews: david day & hans blix + jane corbin: on the weapons trail + faqs
join the discussion + links & readings + tapes & transcripts + reporter's chat
credits + privacy policy
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Chasing Saddam's Weapons

With the credibility of President Bush and Prime Minister Blair at stake, BBC reporter Jane Corbin takes viewers inside the high-stakes search for Saddam Hussein's alleged weapons of mass destruction. Through exclusive access to top-secret locations and key U.S. officials leading the hunt, including David Kay, FRONTLINE reveals new details about what the search has uncovered and questions whether the investigation's final results will justify the White House's call for war.

posted january 22, 2004

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