When should a composite drawing be done?
Not every case warrants calling in a police sketch artist. It’s not because the victim of that particular crime isn’t important, and there’s no grand conspiracy plan in place either. ...
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Blog, Composite Imagery
January 23, 2012
Posted by Lisa Bailey
The “Pencil Trick” for Skulls, Debunked
Many times, a forensic artist will come across the problem of an edentulous skull: how can we do a facial approximation when there are no teeth? How do you know ...
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Blog, Tips & Tutorials
January 17, 2012
Posted by Lisa Bailey
Composite Sketch and Tip to Police Leads to Arrest
“Eight months after an unknown man attacked a Woodward employee outside the company’s main gate in Fort Collins, a watchful resident’s tip led to criminal charges. Raul Valentine Laureles, 21, ...
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In the News
January 6, 2012
Posted by Lisa Bailey
Grant County Detectives Need Public’s Help to Identify Gunshot Victim
EPHRATA – Grant County Major Crimes detectives are asking citizens to help identify a man whose skeletal remains were found near O’Sullivan Dam on Nov. 23. The body had been ...
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In the News
January 4, 2012
Posted by Lisa Bailey
A Voice for the Unidentifed: Interview with “Can You Identify Me” Owner Rebel Morris
“Combining her knowledge of legal, administration and management, Rebel J Morris served for eighteen years as a certified paralegal. In her early years she worked her way up the chain ...
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Blog, Forensic Artist Interviews
January 3, 2012
Posted by Lisa Bailey
“Baby Gabriel” age progressed image released
SAN ANTONIO – A new development in the case of missing Baby Gabriel. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children released a composite of what Gabriel Johnson would look ...
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In the News
January 2, 2012
Posted by Lisa Bailey





