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1, 2013  In attempt to clarify if Ronaiah Tuiasosopo's altered
voice matched that of the voicemails left to Manti Te'o while
pretending to be the fictitious Lennay Kekua, a forensic audio
team hired by CBS' Dr. Phil show confirmed the authenticity of
Tuiasosopo's claims.  Tuiasosopo's voice was recorded behind a
screen after Tuiasosopo said he couldn't duplicate the voice he
used to deceive Te'o during "Kekua's relationship" with the
Notre Dame football star. He was then sent to his home, where he
could recreate the environment from which he delivered the
messages.  After saying that the possibility of the match in
voices was "one in 10 million," Kent Gibson, a forensic audio
examiner and owner of Forensic Audio said: "Ronaiah can
manipulate his voice without using a voice manipulation box or
device. It is a true talent. I've never heard someone do this
before."  The majority of the one-