But do they "regret the error"?

In one of the most understated corrections I've ever read (and confirming what an anonymous commenter to this post predicted), the GI said this morning:

A Saturday article entitled “Naue burial fight continues” should state that Calvert Chipchase said “We’ll let it lie.”

So, according to the correction, Brescia attorney Chipchase, while disagreeing with State Historical Preservation Division archaeologist Nancy McMahon's assertion that Brescia did not have permission from the Kaua‘i-Ni‘ihau Island Burial Council to cap the burials, didn't go so far as to accuse her of lying.

Here's the original context:

McMahon said Brescia did not have permission from the Kaua‘i-Ni‘ihau Island Burial Council to cap the burials, explaining that construction workers have placed large circular cement slabs over the burials, a few feet below the surface, and then covered them with dirt.

“He wasn’t supposed to do that, they never got that approval,” McMahon said. “They did that on their own, without consulting the burial treatment plan.”

“We’ll let her lie,” Chipchase fired back, explaining that the plan under review by the SHPD says that the burials must be preserved in place. “Capping is one part of that.”