DNA Phenotyping Explained: How Police Predict a Suspect's Face from DNA
DNA phenotyping predicts hair color, eye color, skin tone, and ancestry from a crime scene sample. Here is how the science works and where it fails.
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False Confessions: How the Reid Technique Breaks the Innocent
The Reid Technique drives an estimated 29% of false-confession wrongful convictions. The psychological mechanism, the landmark cases, and the PEACE alternative.
Craig Berry ·
764 Network: Bradley Cadenhead and the FBI Tier One Threat
Bradley Cadenhead was 15 when he founded 764, the child exploitation network the FBI classifies alongside ISIS.
Craig Berry ·
What Is a Cognitive Interview? 45% More Witness Recall
The cognitive interview technique, developed by Fisher and Geiselman, produces 25 to 45 percent more accurate witness detail than standard police.
Craig Berry ·
The FBI Paid Him $140,000. He Built the Pipeline That Radicalized Hundreds.
Joshua Caleb Sutter collected $140,000 from the FBI as an informant while simultaneously founding Tempel ov Blood and publishing core O9A radicalization texts.
Craig Berry ·
Order of Nine Angles (O9A): The Network Behind Atomwaffen & 764
Order of Nine Angles, founded by David Myatt as Anton Long, drove Atomwaffen murders, 764 child exploitation, and FBI Tier One terrorism designations.
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The Structural Interview: Reading Personality Under Pressure
How Otto Kernberg's structural interview technique reveals personality organization through confrontation, and why forensic psychologists, criminal.
Craig Berry ·
Strategic Use of Evidence (SUE): Detecting Lies Without Coercion
The SUE technique, developed by Granhag and Hartwig at Gothenburg, detects deception by controlling when evidence is revealed.
Craig Berry ·
Cold Cases Solved by Genetic Genealogy: 650+ DNA Breakthroughs
Explore how genetic genealogy has solved 650+ cold cases since 2018. From the Golden State Killer to Bear Brook, see how DNA databases crack cases.
Craig Berry ·