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I don't think there's an issue with the encrypted parts
See: Recover a TrueCrypt Volume - CGSecurity
Because presence of a TrueCrypt volume can not be verified without the password, disk and filesystems utilities may report the filesystem as unformatted or corrupted that may lead to data loss after incorrect user intervention or automatic "repair".
TestDisk might give you more information as Autopsy did, but I wouldn't take any action if you use TestDisk, just look.
I suggest the dos version since it reads the Disk directly - the windows version depends on the OS.
Don't repair the encrypted parts!
Now why is the unallocated space the same size as the encrypted part? Dunno
I'd have to have a full history of how TrueCrypt was implemented and drive information before TrueCrypt.
The only thing I can think of is that the twins are a hidden encryption with an inner and outer envelope - that's just a guess.
Bill
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