Squid 3.2.0.13 dropping first byte

[Keith Squier <keith.squier@xxxxxxxxx>]

I am using Squid 3.2.0.13 with Fedora 16 and Firefox 10.0.1.  Everything 
works fine most of the time.  Occasionally, Firefox will fail to display 
pages or images because Squid returns them to Firefox without the first 
byte.  The first byte exists when received from the wire, but Squid 
drops it when passing it to Firefox.  A good example is 
http://hahahockey.org/.  The first thing in the index.html from that 
site is the <!DOCTYPE ...> tag.  If you look at the packets coming from 
the wire using Wireshark, you will see the first "<".  But, if you look 
at the packet that Squid passes to Firefox, that first "<" is missing.  
This is also true with the images from that same site.  The first byte 
is missing, so Firefox or GIMP cannot display them.  If you manually 
insert the missing byte using something like Vim, everything works.  You 
can also verify this by using wget without the proxy to get the 
pages/images and then again through Squid (or even by using squidclient) 
and then diff'ing the two.

I cannot find a reason as to why Squid is doing this.  Has anyone else 
have this problem?  Any ideas as to what is causing it?

Keith