The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT4) UNDATED -- Nov. 9, 2002 -- RAC-PICK6-SCANDAL -- An investigation is looking into whether Chris Harn, a computer specialist, was able to manipulate Derrick Davis' bets after they were made so that he was guaranteed to win. At stake is the credibility of the horse racing industry and the integrity of the computer systems that now process more than $14.5 billion a year in wagers in this country. Harn is also suspected of tampering, in the same fashion, with pick four and pick six bets made earlier in October by Glen DaSilva. DaSilva in an undated photo. (The New York Times)
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2002-11-08
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