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hey. I was under the Pakistan Josh like this child of each a bright he's done the best today he just ruin my movie later. You turn be the hen seconds before we recorded house had never get direction. I didn't you reminded me some task, yet the Duma like wildfire can use is wasteful. After we were his words. That's? Ok? I like I like. I want to get it off my chest. That's Thursday night today, Tuesday. Here the men tell them now: I'm I'm SAM, I'm gonna, put off being met again until Thursday of good sense, put on a year sunshine face back Miley, it's gonna heart from the serial killer layer of hate this place. I hate this place. I'm gonna use every bit. Of power that I have which is not much around here. You know how that works out at this change.

Various can return. The overhead fluorescent lights on now does not work. Now. Are you sure when you? What is That would make it more serial killer light. If I'd like a pleasant for anything nice, I will turn it off thanks. Casey Casey is our editor again. Yet oh yeah, that's checking gosh in this. Establishes that may have been Irma Slapdash ever intrepid, no prepare for Thou, ok, Are you familiar with a guy named Timothy Mcveigh I do not know him personally, but I am familiar with his work, so in nice, only five year, he rented truck a rental tracking, packed it full of fertilizer nitrogen based explosives near you, drove it part of next to the Upper Pimaicaira Federal building in Oklahoma City and detonated it and killed. Oh God, a hundred sixty people include

a bunch of kids Daycare centre in the building there. I was, I remember, seeing that as it unfolded the few that I was up early, when I was living in New Jersey and dear members of the view that building without a man's I'd missing terrific there was horrific, because I mean this is pretty fast one, and this is at a time when, as lay terrorism have in Beirut. Right just don't fly a plane from Germany to Bay Route and you're gonna be fine here if you're in America. This was weird I mean like it was after the World Trade Center bombing, the first one. The radwan hadn't gone very well- and I remember I think at America, fellow cocky. This is the first, they come, the accident that the kind of shock everyone and yet so Timothy Mcveigh got away.

He wasn't even a suicide by right. Now he got away within two hours. He happened to be pulled over for traffic violation and the cops it seem a little hanky skinny. Let me search your car and found some weapons and said: are these two of registration with easier and ensure Timothy Mcveigh, citizen, crazy thing? Like I know I know see: I'm not bow to your authority pig or something like that profit and arm and the cops away you're coming with me

just on suspicion of total of those things totally accidental. Here, the it was totally happenstance is Konrad, put it in this article, the here's pull over, but he was ultimately found out as the guy who blew up the federal building in Oklahoma City, because while he was in police custody after being pull over a US, please sketch came across the wire and this police. This, I guess the highway patrol looked at. It said you know what this looks. A lot like our guy, and in fact it was in this place, help catch the Oklahoma City bomber. You have you seen it was ultimately executed. Have you seen a sketch yeah? It's in the article in its actually like is pretty good it. It is a first glance of like that's not that good and then it when you really start to look at it feature by feature it's pretty close yet worthy to things that should have been. Bore. When you look at other police sketches, you realize

when falls in the? What will learn later is a very small percentage near the nine percent that are pretty darn accurate. Yet, and if you are in the mood for amusement, you can type in funny sketches bizarre police sketches. There's a lot of image galleries out there of just did out of the way to really bad, please sketches and hilariously. Some of them are in like there it's a photo of a police catch in a newspaper like they made it out, were disseminated in and dumb yeah yeah well will learn their varying levels of competency and artistic merit. When it comes to these video, that's probably where you get the did you see the ones where they did the literary characters? No, I think they gathered sketch artists to do some of the more famous litter.

Characters based on their book description, stats, awesome and it was pretty cool Casey's nine. Did you see that it was awesome? There was like a big anything couple years ago. I have not seen it. I would like to like what is what is the great Gatsby look like I'm not yet I'm find of those ones where they illustrate lay come linked with photo realism, a cartoon character they look like a really like those be with him, but head sculptures, creepy! Aren't they and I think everyone looked at those we wait a minute. I think I knew that actively We shouldn't lay. We should start the whole thing out by making fun of police gets. As you know, there are some really bad ones. You could ever really genuinely talented artists, you're with with a sketch pad in hand and if thy witnesses and isn't given it up. Well, it's not gonna come anywhere close yeah exactly ultimately comes down to the eye. Witness

MRS we're gonna find out eye witnesses are not very reliable, and so it's up to the the police sketch artist to figure out how to call information from thy witness you did, I witnessed minor, even know they know the sweet science. That's boxing, I've, never understood why it's called sweet or science. It doesn't make any sense either way. I think that's the whole point as they call it. A science to combat the notion that it's just like two brawling guys, that's like a lot more ocean. Strangely Yasser classing Big fan Emma may, but I, like boxing, agreed ok, so please gettings been around for a while. In fact, there was a there's, an anecdote in here about a guy named Annabel Karachi. You should say Annabella, Karachi yeah,

it was a sixteenth century painter, a good one to and as a boy he and his father were attacked by robbers on the road to Cremona in Karachi said, you know what I have a secret weapon. You don't know about, I'm going to draw you guys have my hand yeah exactly any drew the band of robbers, and apparently he did a good job. The robbers were immediately identified and the key got his father stuff back. That's also that's a great story, at least whether to unpack but modern police. Getting came about around the time of Jack. The ripper. Actually I am there are a lot of data is associated with the Jack the ripper case, and that was one of the early one of the birth of forensic police work here, which is actually founded by gaining Alfonse Betty. Oh yes, in the eighteen, eighties and France, obviously is from Josh's outrageous exit

then he Kittle. So this guy was a criminologist and he started became obsessed, some say with no taking these physical characteristics of various criminal. And he would measure them and measure their forehead measure their arms ears, and just in writing. I am anything stood out enough scars. Tattoos. And it became the hunters criminal, anthropology and in eighteen? Eighty four, the

police there in France nabbed two hundred and forty one repeat: offenders based on his notations yeah and from that people started saying you know it might be good to start noting what these people look like right, Indrawn, because that can help us yet the first he was just looking they're, fine, repeat offenders that kept coming in and out, because this is prior to fingerprinting being a reliable technique to, but eventually I get people started. Think maybe we should start using this. One particular thing called sketching. Please sketching two to create a world of an image of a suspect, a lead, perhaps exactly, and we mention the sky in our crimes. He photography episode your member because he started that is well. Oh yeah yeah Simba same guy, while we all ought to find yeah, he was he was an obsessive frenchman

you want to write. So a forensic artist these days it depends on what kind of out fit you run in with good, because they point out in here could illnesses Conor Kristen points out that if you're in a sort of a small town, it might just be a cop that draws better than the rest hops works exactly who was like a permanent patrolman. Otherwise, failure is like a we need to monitor. Make this get in here I took some are classes he could jotted met turtle. What is certain the pirate or a camera? The other thing was that anyway, it was for art. Mail in art course and you, if you could draw really well, you send it in an what got. What like,

tell me some money to in and they would teach you how to drive and better gotcha. It was a male in art, art courses and eyes, no, some sort of a scam, probably than ever the circling. There's I'm sure they taught you some techniques. I just remember that is like part of the simpler time. Yeah me too If that was if there was the only scams, come on you're that sea monkeys. Like. That's all you're, worried about visible, real their brine shrimp and they were alive. They were, they were, but they still have faces and standard happened chat like the little cartoon depicted ok. So it might be a patrol officer that control really well right or a civilian contractor. You know qualified, although I learned there is no like official university degree that you can earn No, but you can't go. Of course you can go to the FBI. They have a training programme for a year and sick art in a lot of private people by the people

each this kind of thing to so so it could be a private civilian contractor or it could be. You know a full time fully employed artists that you have on staff right. I guess, if you got enough crime going on yeah might be good to pay that person on a yearly basis, exactly stead of like hey,

we gotta murder went to read six months in a like Atlanta, probably has around sketch. Artists is what I'm guessing. I wonder I bet they do more than one probably. Oh, I'm using now want to look into the sea everything to find out a crime in Atlantic City there. If you, if you are a witness to crime- and you agree to do to give them some eye witness accounts into a police sketch artist you're going to find out what kind of like the lie to take your test a little bit. It can be broken and three parts, and the first part is just like what you get when you go. Take a look at your report, building sure where the police gets artists, singly, hey how's, it going how you feeling you're, ok, everything's, he added you ought to mice cream. Can I get you a covert collar? What's Goin I named day this is a pencil when this is sketch bad right, don't it'll be learnt, make yourself comfortable

you can weaken those magazines anywhere out there. It is to have a seat. I'm sorry, I'm an artist in an isn't. My cramp quarters right, I'm gonna go up in smoke, some opium I'll be right back. Let me go get my brain, This part one wherein they disarm and make the person feel comfortable with opium. That's right! That is not true. Then, what's the second part called that is recall with its free recall. Yet, basically, like tell me everything you remember about this person in apparently most eyewitnesses start with the shape of the head or the hare. Usually the hare sure they make sense like. If I may, to describe you if you like. Well, he had fantastic hair.

A beard, yeah yeah they withdraw. You know that Galvin Access guess his great hair and beard he does have an uncertain. Stick. Lustrous of main is a main sin. If a guy like really that's it, it's the free recalls over yet I guess we moved part three. While this is but that's a perfect point, even though you're kidding around about why I bet a lot of times. These artists are just like, like and really trying here right, but Give me a much besides horse face an apparently that's what a lot of people say horse face. He a bug eyes or something like that. Yet again, part of the forensic artists, the sweet science part of their job is to say our killer

kind of no other talking about, and they can't just like draw bug eyes. They row that bug eyes also includes, like a certain kind of bridge of the nose and like makes the cheek bones. Go this way exactly, and so, if you say, buggies can be helpful to everything it to an experience. Frantic artist, I mean that's, that's the great skill I guess other things out right loudly and so that's part of free recovered, the wit. The eyewitness are, the victim says, he's our stuff. I remember buck teeth, the claw hands club, but wearing like a high lace, call like you'd see. Unlike Emily Dickinson Gas, goitre disco, I Then they say: ok! Well, I'm glad you came up with all it really means stuff. We say about the thickest perpetrator here: let's, whereby we didn't talk about the mouth, so tell me about the mouth. What do the math afflicted you know like? Did it look like this?

Look like that. That's cute recalled yet, and they may bring out pictures of other criminals in the database is to see liking. Did he look like this guy with a big knows this guy with a big knows they make pull out celebrities and show them celebrities, because I guess, and the prison home, it's pretty red observe did, but I guess second help. I think people operate on those terms in this page of celebrity anyway, cuz when someone says you know, what's what does your friend look like? If I'm setting your friend up- and you would often say you wouldn't say what we got a horse face- Great cheekbone say he looks like you know, Josh Duhamel, right, because that is the way we operate, because everyone knows this faces. Sudan. Surprise me that these at tactic, I might denouncing human it sad, but it's the way things are

Well, it's part of our the way we remember things will see eventually. Yet so you ve got the the the interviews candid done. The queue recalls time and the frantic artist has partly been kind of sketching. It's a work in progress for sure right, but as the work progresses thee. The guy witness or possibly like oh yeah, it's like starting a nuclear earthen, but maybe just changes little their change. That and as the day this is kind of food part where their working together to carry out the details that that's. When the sketch really starts to pop but like the shadow in the eyes, and he had. Third, I in assiduous work. I swear the God. I tell you who are these people? Well again, you said that they might may or may not be a full time employ. Journalists be like a patrol officers, get a drawing Argus. What are their, what are their skills like if you're not

an artist with a pen. You can use things like computers are well yeah, you sometimes you don't even have the Haskins. So in nineteen, fifty nine a company called the towns incorporation introduced. Thing in the United States called Identikit near storeroom it. It is the rule and others identikit, two thousand gathers version six point. I was withdrawn oh. I was a wooden box that had a bunch of little lamb. I guess plastic, like nurses. What was a call were the ease and overhead Oh, like an overhead projector, yeah. What were the transparency? Yes, transparency and the transparency would have a certain type of. I browse gotcha and then another transparency, a certain type of eyes, soon type a nose- and you have this- this literal tool, kit of facial care,

rustics anybody you didn't have to draw any through constructive face. Did they did ironically this year? Yes, and then you can try to face like that. That's critical, it is pretty Colbert also created some pretty laughable images, and we should say this out that those with collar composite image you take about a different stuff it you can also call a composite image. Please get hurt his interviews, a bunch of different eyewitnesses, ending calls at all the other. That's a composite images. Well, the piper. This frustrating yeah inasmuch as people see things so differently like he had a smallnose. He had a huge threat and the guy says the artist said the lady to do this is like. Oh, my god, you here at five o clock. I now see you get identikit you have there was that the first one and they kind of expanded on that ever since then, and entered the morale of computer software and there's basically like a division among friend,

artists, jerk computer, a paper and a lot of people say why not both men so, for example, there's again and my PD, who uses nothing but a pencil and paper of EVIL Stephen make is eaten. Then there's a guy named Roderick scratched, who am it works for fully and he basically creates a composite of all like a computer, composite of all that the features yes and then he draws a sketch from that composite. And on both can have in common the idea that a hand drawn sketch there is better than a computer composite F B. I actually Greece yeah minutes, My first question was: why would the sky draw it after he's than the computer composite, because they found there's about a four percent greater likelihood of it being accurate when its hand round? Yet it gives you

Billy to add more nuance, church and apparently computer software is getting better and better at that, but he still can compare to a really good hands drawn posits gets in those numbers are right. Sadly, nine percent of the time for hand drawn and five percent of the time do you create what ends up being in terms of what a being accurate in terms of like producing an image that looks like this aspect. Right, that's recognisable as a yellow set per year, so it's not like they take the percentage on the number of people who were the number of sketches that it actually lead to her and apprehension right way lower. Even that's the only way to create this estimate is fight, taking a police get yet and then taking a picture. The guy who's eventually caught for this and compare them. There were good website that on

that I found the data had some of the more famous you know killers and then their police sketches and bottom up, pretty good yeah. You know close and that's what but your gun and for you know you can't do a photo real picture of some one, because as we're about to learn people's memories suck right so like we said, if you have a really great police sketch artists in a really bad, no you're not going to produce a recognisable sketch, and the reason why I witness by witness testimony is so unreliable is basically like what you are talking. My earlier like when you're saying, like you set your friend up with somebody else, and you dont say they have bug eyes were horsefaced. They look like who said just a humble. Ok,

If that's the case, ladies, you lock him hunky the reason we do this because we use would call recognition memory yeah, where we we look at someone's face as a whole, and we look at the forest rather than the trees. Yes, if we were to look at it as the trees, the with eyes look like with eyebrows look like when the nose looks like with the mouth looks like and broken down in those component parts therapy He called memory the end. It was pretty much be perfect. I'll call memory requires, like almost no priming recognition. Memory does require priming, so you could say: did he look like bread, Raoul Kind of thirty hours, looked like Brad Pitt with depression is ice and then the cardinal Brian thing they do yeah if they made it exactly. That's that's some. There will be a composite, yeah, that's why, if like, I could, he just a humble walking down the street and in my heart would flutter right, but if I sat down with the sketch,

this and had to describe just u homo for him to sketch. It would probably end up looking warlike, just Clark, which is even hunger, but yeah- probably wouldn't look anything like just you. I started to think about I read this like these Brad Pitney article like how it I describe Brad Pitt besides, you know handsome in then sort of Robert Redford young love, any guys have specialised Benjamin button movie. You said it was good. Did you like it? like I said I didn't I am having it was touching, but the whole planet, to cite the inevitable sad conclusion, was just looming. You know, it's weird is the emphasis. Second time escaped Fitzgerald come up because he wrote that short story. I really new beginning in one episode to abscond Fitzgerald. What was the first reverent? You said that the great Gatsby was on by a police scattered. Look at that. I see, I told you

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that's exactly what its forests for, when the perpetrator runs out, the person can very easily, at the very least, jeopardize height will now every convenience store rubbers is going to get small as they exit or jump he's between four and seven veto right there was a great deal, but for you, if you are, if you're the victim of a crime, you're not going to recall it very accurately, in one of the reasons, also conquer points out that to create a long term memory, it has to undergo consolidation, which means we have to file it away and the neural pathways that that memory follows have to basically be strengthened even over again, and that requires thinking about that person which you might not want to do so so memory may now

be created, which means that the eyewitness accounts may be flawed from the start. In May, or may not even be there if it is, there is also subject to a lot of infiltration by an unreal memories here I come. There's there's some work. That's going on like these to think that once a member is consolidated, it was done right. Apparently, the guy who came over that won the Nobel Prize for they recently proven or shown that that's probably not the case that every time we remember something were actually taking all of its constituent parts from the different parts for Bremer stored in putting it back together and when we do its subject to infiltration so like. If you are a victim of bank robbery and you remembering the bank robbery now, you may also

inadvertently. Remember a scene from a movie about a bank robbery and that detail my inner and become proud of what you think is the actual event that you witness right. That's a big problem with eyewitnesses monies are recall, is very full its flawed huh. You know the other problems is, is just eyesight is one of the fundamental basics I wrote and other article called wire, I unreliable gear and they did a study in university, Regina and it's not surprised, they found that participants over the age of sixty per firm that perform much worse than younger people. But Gary his the older eye witnesses were more adamant than the younger ones so like they would have base wrong but be, like you know, super adamant. That was what Like I never get a fake exactly. It sounds like some. Some all go with it. And then they did some testing with the eye and they found the even if you have good

site just ten feet away, you may not be able to tell what color and persons eyes are. Two hundred feet away. Themselves like or just a blur five hundred feet. You probably won't be, will recognize any facial features at all and if that sounds like you know, big DE five hundred feet away have been convictions of five hundred feet away. Eyewitness accounts near based on that you know commissions convictions based on that

what about scary, twelve angry man, yeah good movie scrutiny and they ve come up with this. This thing called DNA, Fino typing that actually showing a little bit a promise, at least in theory. If I suspect we find some sort of usable dna, some sort, you could test it and you can say our the suspect has brown hair brown eyes and is probably caucasian right. So at the very least you have that year set and then, if you could add to that, I witnessed testimony, that's a good one. Yeah, but it's still in its infancy. So we talk about sketching criminals. There are other things if you're forensic artists, that you do, that you pray dont, think about a lot, but you see it alot like, for instance, this child was abducted when they were six in. Here is what they might look like today at sixteen right, so advancing or a criminal who has been on

for fifteen years and the Lamb or here's what they might look like with a beard, its believe that they have grown out their hair, and this is what they might look like now. Here's what they might look like as a clown ethically, is what they might look like it. Under your bed. It s called age, progressed imagery and then everything, active imagery when you have identified body, that's decayed quite a bit and it'll be sculpture. Even that will try and put together where personal made his may yet so go I've never figured out how they know where to put the points. You know the little points it stick the skull. Yet it uses like a guy the structure for the pudding. How did they figure out? How long to be where it should be? I guess insisted vision by their artist for was his person really fat cause your skull wouldn't be this yet any different finances. It blows me away, man, I don't think, there's a lot they now. As far as I bet, it's not dislike, surmising they're, not telling tickling courses

oh and then there's also ones where they are basically ketchup photos of really really gruesome dead bodies if they need to show the public something new. Chuck, if only nine percent of hand drawn police sketches our recognisable as the actual suspect and even fewer are computer generated, I'm sketches do are what's the point of police getting as about say, there's no point said there is a point, because what it does is like it said it provides the lead it publicize the crime yeah. It gets a face out there, even if its this is me talking here, even if it's only nine percent accurate. It's probably not so inaccurate that you know it's probably in the wheel house. As far as you know, some features like this is a white guy who had dark, hair and bug eyes.

That, too, always have put you in the warehouse in most cases outside, so also if what the This is all agree. I had a huge scar across his face. Well that helps just seeing that imprint. This aspect has a scar across his face here might not be the same as seen even just a rudimentary drawing here of the scar. Maybe the direction is going and maybe how long it is that's gonna help tremendously, as well as in our visual creatures. That is certainly true, so, I did look up a little bit of schooling, and there are all kinds, of course, is that one guy the pencil and paper guy men, Chiusi yeah. I think he has his own website nice very outdated, but he teaches courses so few listening out there, you should have that you have to make a little more I was at one website it owes the cryogenics one remember. I have worked with a regime that is pretty bad

but this lady Charan tailors were friends at Cardiff and she says that you now, besides the FBI, they're all kinds of courses you can take. You probably should have some artistic merit to go into it. Otherwise, why would you be interested in it to begin with and it can both sculpting model, making computer graphics animation even to the doing all sort of stuff. You can work with Interpol in dental specialists than other forensic excited. A team effort. Sometimes you know that I'm immense and animation others, those chinese- I guess state Television NEWS where they do like the CD recreations arrives in a big news story yeah. They didn't remember like Anima here now It's it's almost like like instruction and you are right, but there and we have some they yeah. They did one for that's the steward, this guy steward the young Flint

guy, who, like told everybody to go to Helen, unlike grab to beers and slid down the shoe Stephen Somethin memoranda. They did want for that for some reason. Normally it's a crimes that eight they do, what they did it for thou in. But I imagine like you, you would be a forensic artist in that sense because you just taking a recounting of the of the episode in drawing up a new ever make note when you see

you think, might be shading especially license plates. The idea that a new licence plates- and I look at people and think this guy look shady and I'm just gonna- take an extra glance and notice that he's tall and has long one here and the horse face on shown why it's never come up, but you never know. I think you should you owe it to the world to be like a vigilant citizen and no CPR. There don't be a dummy, MR, let's see anything else, Nasser Dv Cooper.

Great police gets. Who knows if that is what it looks like the Unabomber near they didn't get much to go on and what anybody with a hoodie son what he had pretty much, which anybody, whereas a hurry in some cases, now looks like the UK. They got a nose wrong, a big time. It's Harry had like a jerry, curl air like a firm year. His note, the brilliant farmers nosek really bulbous in this nose was just the niceness everything's. Ok, let's play sketches, you can take those into the search bar has. Therefore, that comment will bring up this great article and consistently sketches, including the one Timothy Mcveigh, with its photo side by side, and I search finder the but time for word from our sponsor Hey you like. Finally, your taxes does anyone know

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