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The '''Cosa Number Scandal''' was an error in the numbering of successive [[Cosa]]s that occurred in official records between {{year|1997}} and {{year|2001}}. Due to an error by [[Charles Sauls]], newly-appointed [[Secretary of State]] at the time, the second Clark of the 23rd Cosa was marked as the first Clark of the 24th Cosa<ref>http://talossa.ca/files/oldclarks/ziu23/199709.htm</ref><ref>http://talossa.ca/files/oldclarks/ziu23/199710.htm</ref>. Sauls compounded this mistake twice more later in his year-long tenure, with his last Clark as Secretary of State erroneously marked as the 5th Clark of the 26th Ziu, rather than the 6th Clark of the 23rd.<ref>http://talossa.ca/files/oldclarks/ziu23/199712.htm</ref><ref>http://talossa.ca/files/oldclarks/ziu23/199801.htm</ref>. | |||
The error went undetected until noticed by a later successor, [[Marti-Pair Furxheir]], who engaged in extensive detective work to identify and solve the problem. | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:29, 3 January 2021
The Cosa Number Scandal was an error in the numbering of successive Cosas that occurred in official records between 1997/XVIII and 2001/XXII. Due to an error by Charles Sauls, newly-appointed Secretary of State at the time, the second Clark of the 23rd Cosa was marked as the first Clark of the 24th Cosa[1][2]. Sauls compounded this mistake twice more later in his year-long tenure, with his last Clark as Secretary of State erroneously marked as the 5th Clark of the 26th Ziu, rather than the 6th Clark of the 23rd.[3][4].
The error went undetected until noticed by a later successor, Marti-Pair Furxheir, who engaged in extensive detective work to identify and solve the problem.