Hi Norm,
I note that iconv(1) at the command line gives an offset. That might
help you track it down.
$ printf 'foo\xe2\xe1\xf2\n' | iconv -f utf-8
fooiconv: illegal input sequence at position 3
$
Cheers, Ralph.
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