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- D. B. Cooper
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Many Republicans have taken this as proof that the investigation was hopelessly contaminated by anti-Trump political bias.
- ‘Potentially tens of thousands’ of cases gone wrong!
- The Life of Mrs. Godolphin.
- Bitter Fruits.
- Thirty years in jail for a single hair: the FBI's 'mass disaster' of false conviction;
- The FBI Profiler Case Files by Lisa Gardner.
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That would be the optimistic scenario. If the F. Page because of political bias, after all, problems of the sort Mr. Horowitz identified are most likely unique to this case. The bureau obtains about 1, FISA warrants each year, and an overwhelming majority have no connection to domestic politics. That might be a reasonable response if we were confident the Page investigation represented an outlier or aberration. When she asked Mr.
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Page — which officials consistently told Mr. The case for supposing bias is the culprit here leans heavily on the former F.
Horowitz identifies. As the report notes, Mr.
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Moreover, the problems Mr. Oakes went on to bombard the jury with scientific jargon, referring to the medulla, the cortex and the cuticle of hair, likening the task of comparing individual strands to recognizing a specific person in a crowd. Over the past few years, advanced understanding in the science of hair types has left hair analysis, as a forensic tool, in tatters.
In other words, microscopic analysis of hair — the very analysis that put George Perrot and so many people behind bars — is virtually worthless as a method of identifying someone.
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It can only safely be used to rule out a suspect as the source of crime-scene materials or in combination with the vastly more accurate technique of DNA testing. The results, first reported by the Washington Post , concluded that an astonishing 26 of the 28 FBI agents who had provided testimony as expert witnesses at trial based on microscopic hair analysis had made statements to juries that are now known to be false. The government has identified almost 3, cases in which FBI agents may have given testimony involving the now-discredited technique.
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So far only about of those cases have been been reviewed. Most shockingly, at least 35 defendants received the death penalty, 33 of which were the subject of false FBI testimony. Nine of the prisoners were executed and five died from other causes on death row.
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In a paper published this month and written with William Tucker Carrington of the University of Mississippi law school, Fabricant traces the first reported use of hair analysis to , when John Browning and his son, Gaston, were tried for murdering a plantation overseer. The pseudo-science deployed in changed little in over a century.
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What did change was that after the second world war, the FBI embraced the technique, giving it a professional veneer — a government stamp of approval. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts continues to oppose a retrial, with a hearing scheduled for late this summer. Fabricant said he is particularly anxious about the future for potentially thousands of people convicted for serious crimes such as murder and rape on the basis of false evidence given by detectives at state level, nearly all of whom were trained by the FBI in microscopic hair analysis. The federal agency has admitted its mistakes and is now working hard to address the miscarriages of justice on a national level, but state authorities are proving much more sluggish in their responses.
Typical is the case of Timothy Bridges, who is 23 years into his sentence in North Carolina. He was convicted of the sexual assault and beating of an elderly woman in Charlotte.
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The criminal investigation uncovered no physical evidence of any sort to link Bridges to the scene — like Perrot, no semen or fingerprints were found, nor blood or DNA of any sort. Bridges was sentenced to life in prison. This month lawyers acting for Bridges, with the backing of the Innocence Project, petitioned the county court of Mecklenburg calling for a retrial.
