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CHARLIE: Hey guys!
Charlie here!
Lot's going on today.
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We got a classic
3-45 on our hands.
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Petty theft
occurred this morning.
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Suspects, few.
Motive, uncertain.
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Donut uhhh...
chocolate.
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But don't worry about
it because we got our
investigators on the scene.
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KIRBY: Found a thumb print!
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CHARLIE: Throw it in
with the rest of 'em.
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It's time for Weird but True!
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(theme music plays).
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Dark mysteries.
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Weird facts.
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One woman hopes to
unravel them all.
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KIRBY: It was a chilly day.
Too chilly.
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The kind of chill that
would make a popsicle shiver.
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When that very un-chill
man barged into my office.
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CHARLIE: Detective Kirby?!?!
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KIRBY: That's the name.
Who's askin'?
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CHARLIE: Kirb, it's Charlie.
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KIRBY: What seems to be
the problem, Charles?
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CHARLIE: Kirbs, it's horrible!
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Ahh I'd just gotten back from
a bike ride with my friend
Patrick.
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Ahh...
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I'm gonna go get
some ice cream.
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PATRICK: Cool.
I'm gonna circle the block.
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CHARLIE: Alright.
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I ran inside for one minute
and by the time I came back,
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my bike was gone!
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Nooo!!
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It was stolen!
You gotta help me out!
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KIRBY: Who's this Patrick kid?
One of Charlie's goons?
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Why ice cream?
It's like ten degrees outside.
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Like a broken calculator,
this story just didn't add up.
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And that's when I realized...
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Charles, I don't know
anything about solving crime.
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CHARLIE: Really?
Me neither.
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KIRBY: Huh.
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CHARLIE: I guess that's what
we're doing today, unraveling
the world of...
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KIRBY: Forensic Science!
CHARLIE: Forensic Science!
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Hey guys, we're
just waiting for...
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BOB: Package!
CHARLIE: Perfect.
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BOB: Sign here.
KIRBY: Thanks Bob!
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CHARLIE: We got
a great mailman.
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KIRBY: So, forensics science.
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CHARLIE: Forensic science.
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Alright real talk guys,
my bike was stolen and I
have absolutely no idea
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what happened to it.
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KIRBY: Bummer.
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CHARLIE: So, we ordered this
book to help us learn how
crimes like this are handled.
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Let's check it out.
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Sooo...
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Let's say your
favorite plant is stolen.
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KIRBY: It's gone!
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CHARLIE: The first thing
you do is call the police.
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(phone rings).
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CHARLIE: What's up?
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KIRBY: My favorite
plant was stolen.
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CHARLIE: We'll be
there in two seconds!
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The first person to arrive
at the crime scene is a
police officer.
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The officer establishes a
border and makes sure the area
is preserved for evidence.
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The next person on
location is a CSI aka
crime scene investigator.
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They're the ones that
carefully find and collect
evidence that can be
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analyzed for forensic clues:
an artichoke, a small wedge
of cheese,
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a large wedge of cheese,
anything that might help
solve the case.
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Once they finish
examining the scene they
take their findings to...
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our third expert, the
forensic scientist.
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They're basically
smart scientists that
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use their scientific
knowledge to solve crimes.
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Such as analyzing DNA
or testing fingerprints.
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He did it!
PATRICK: What!?!?
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CHARLIE: Cool, cool.
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So forensic scientists are the
ones that are actually working
with the evidence to find clues.
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KIRBY: And they can find
clues in the weirdest ways.
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CHARLIE: Check it out,
these are all true stories...
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KIRBY: What a life,
being a Forensic Scientist.
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CHARLIE: Oh it's, it's crazy.
KIRBY: Crazy.
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CHARLIE: I tell you about the
guys we uh nabbed last week?
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KIRBY: Who?
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CHARLIE: The Fried
Chicken Burglar?
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So this guy he's
robbing a house, right?
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PATRICK: Ohh!
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CHARLIE: Gets hungry,
eats some fried chicken,
sips some OJ, and books it.
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This guy's hand was so
greasy from the chicken,
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he left fingerprints all
over the bottle of OJ.
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So we ID'd this guy based
off his greasy fried chicken
fingerprints.
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KIRBY: Crazy!
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Did I tell you about the
guy we locked up on Tuesday?
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The Sticky
Fingered Selfie Snatcher.
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So this guy, he steals
a lady's phone, right?
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(evil laughter).
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Starts taking selfies with
it, like a model or something.
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Our boys hack into the phone's
cloud storage and get one of
these selfies.
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Posted it around the area...
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CHARLIE: Excuse me.
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KIRBY: And boom the
guy's turned-in.
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CHARLIE: You're under arrest!
PATRICK: No!
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KIRBY: His selfies
helped us catch him.
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CHARLIE: Did I tell you
about the group we nabbed
on Friday, though?
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The Litter Bug Bandit?
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So these kids, right?
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They're stealing some snacks
from a gas station, like
some hot shot felons.
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Ditch the scene
in a getaway car.
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Munching on the snacks,
and tossing the wrappers
out the window.
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So I got one of our
police dogs, followed
the trail of litter,
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and found the crooks.
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HEY!
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So these guys, their
litter helped us catch 'em.
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KIRBY: It's a crazy job.
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CHARLIE: Crazy.
PATRICK: More coffee?
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CHARLIE: We're good, thanks.
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KIRBY: Alright, so we got
a crime scene right now.
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Who do we need to call?
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CHARLIE: We need a
crime scene investigator.
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KIRBY: Exactly, and guys, we
found the perfect lady to call
CHARLIE: Rebecca Hooks,
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she's a Crime Scene
Investigator with the Illinois
State Police department.
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Giving her a call right now.
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(phone rings).
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REBECCA: Crime Scene Services.
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CHARLIE: My bike
just got stolen!
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REBECCA: That's terrible!
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CHARLIE: Can you help us out?
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REBECCA: I'll be
there in five seconds.
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(doorbell rings).
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CHARLIE: She's here!
KIRBY: I'll get it!
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Sargent Rebecca Hooks, she's
an expert on evidence
gathering and processing.
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Rebecca's favorite Weirdbut True fact is, that
fingerprints can last up to
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40 years on paper!
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CHARLIE: Hey
Rebecca, how's it going?
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REBECCA: Fine how
are you Charlie?
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CHARLIE: I'm really glad
you're here 'cause this is
what you do right?
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REBECCA: This is
what I do everyday.
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CHARLIE: Awesome so
where do we start?
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REBECCA: So we got
a camera kit.
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KIRBY: Awesome.
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REBECCA: Crime scene tape...
KIRBY: Very cool.
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CHARLIE: Ok
REBECCA: These are gel lifts.
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We're gonna use these to
collect any footwear we might
find.
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Fingerprint kit, and a
fancy footwear light.
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CHARLIE: Ready to go?
REBECCA: We're ready.
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CHARLIE: Alright this is
where it all happened.
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We started biking up here, I
went inside that door, came
out with some ice cream,
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I left my bike right here,
and when we came out, gone.
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REBECCA: Ok. Stop right there.
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I'm gonna have you back up
because you're walking in the
crime scene and we're going to
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put up some crime scene
tape to prevent any
further contamination.
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CHARLIE: Let's do it!
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Alright guys, first step,
you gotta rope off the
crime scene.
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You gotta make it a little
bigger than the spot where it
just happened 'cause you never
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know where you're
gonna find evidence.
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You gotta make sure that
nobody comes in and
contaminates your area.
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REBECCA: Ok next step,
we're going inside to
look for evidence,
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but we're gonna wanna make
sure that we don't contaminate
the scene.
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We wanna wear gloves and
we wanna wear booties.
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We don't wanna leave extra
footprints and we don't wanna
leave extra fingerprints.
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KIRBY: Ok.
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CHARLIE: You guys ready to go?
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REBECCA: You're a
little over dressed Charlie.
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CHARLIE: What are
you talking about?
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This is contamination
management right here.
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Nothing on me's
getting in that scene.
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REBECCA: It's just a bike
CHARLIE: Take the suit off?
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REBECCA: Suit can come off.
CHARLIE: Better?
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REBECCA: Much better.
CHARLIE: What's next?
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REBECCA: OK we're going to
walk through the crime scene,
we're gonna take notes about
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what we see, and we're gonna
look and see if there's
anything that was left behind
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that does not belong here.
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Well I'm gonna give Kirby the
clipboard and she can start
documenting any observation
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that she sees.
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While Kirby is recording
some observations we're
gonna take pictures.
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KIRBY: Check it out!
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Guys I found something!
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CHARLIE: Sweet!
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REBECCA: Whoa Charlie stop!
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Remember what we said
about contamination.
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CHARLIE: Yeah.
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REBECCA: We gotta think
about the path that the
suspect took to
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whatever evidence she found.
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She would have taken the path
of least resistance, straight
towards the evidence.
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So when we go in we're gonna
wanna stay on the outside
edge of the sidewalk.
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Follow me.
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KIRBY: So I was walking around
the perimeter of the crime and
I came upon this can.
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REBECCA: I think
it's evidence.
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We're gonna get some
photographs of it.
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KIRBY: Excellent.
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(camera shutter).
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CHARLIE: Got it.
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REBECCA: We're gonna
fingerprint the can now.
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We're gonna use plain
black fingerprint powder.
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And we're just
gently going to dust it.
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And we're starting to see...
CHARLIE: Whoa!
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REBECCA: Some
fingerprints develop.
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CHARLIE: It just appeared!
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KIRBY: Weird but True,
fingerprints are made
out of three things:
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sweat, oil, and protein.
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KIRBY: What's up next?
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REBECCA: Let's look
for some footwear.
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CHARLIE: Footwear, that's
CSI talk for footprints.
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REBECCA: We're gonna use this
footwear light to look for
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some footprints on the sidewalk.
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I think I see
something right over here.
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And we're gonna use a gel
lift to collect the footwear.
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KIRBY: So what is a gel
lift and what does it do?
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REBECCA: A gel lift is a
rectangular piece of material
that is really sticky.
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And we're going to peel off
this plastic cover that's on
it.
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KIRBY: This will help us
collect the footprint.
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REBECCA: Exactly
KIRBY: Awesome.
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REBECCA: So we're gonna lay
the gel lift down over the
footprint and smooth it out.
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And we're gonna slowly peel it
back and see if we have a
footwear print.
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CHARLIE: Ooooo.
KIRBY: Nice.
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CHARLIE: Very nice.
REBECCA: And you can
see our footprint
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KIRBY: Totally!
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REBECCA: So we're gonna take
this footwear print, and we're
gonna seal it in a bag,
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and we're gonna take it to the
crime lab, but you guys need
to start thinking about
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suspects and why someone
would possibly steal your
bike, what their motive is.
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And when you think about
that we'll see if they
have an alibi.
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CHARLIE: OK suspects,
suspects...
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KIRBY: Do you have
any enemies?
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Do you owe anyone money?
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CHARLIE: I owe Winnie like
five dollars, but I don't
think she can ride a bike.
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KIRBY: I think we have to
think about this a bit more.
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CHARLIE: I think you're right.
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Alright guys we're gonna take
a quick break, but when we get
back we're gonna be ready to
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go over some suspects.
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We'll see you soon.
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KIRBY: Weird but True, like
fingerprints, it's virtually
impossible for two people to
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have the same
exact handwriting!
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CHARLIE: Hey guys!
KIRBY: Welcome back!
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CHARLIE: We've been
doing some thinking.
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And we have two major suspects
who might have stolen my bike.
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KIRBY: Suspect number one.
Our sister Casey.
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CHARLIE: Casey was at the
house while I made myself an
ice cream cone.
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She had just come from
outside with the packages.
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That puts her near the
scene of the crime!!
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KIRBY: Suspect number two,
Charlie's friend Patrick.
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CHARLIE: The bike
ride was Patrick's idea.
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When we stopped at our house
for ice cream he said he'd do
a loop around the block.
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When I got back,
Patrick was gone...
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and so was my bike!!
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Noooo!!!
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KIRBY: We talked to each of
the suspects to see if they
confess.
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CHARLIE: I talked to Casey.
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Hey Case, did you
take my bike?
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CASEY: No.
CHARLIE: Ok thanks. Sorry.
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KIRBY: And I
talked to Patrick.
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Where's Charlie's bike?
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PATRICK: I don't know!
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KIRBY: Don't you
play dumb with me!!
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PATRICK: I'm not lying!
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KIRBY: What are you hiding?!
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Yeah, he's not talking.
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CHARLIE: Awwww, nuts.
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KIRBY: But that's exactly
what a thief would do Charles!
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CHARLIE: I guess
you're right Kirb.
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We gotta let the
evidence do the talking here.
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So what did Rebecca
take from the crime scene?
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KIRBY: We got a finger
print and a footprint.
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CHARLIE: Cool cool, let's
look into fingerprints a
bit more closely.
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Our fingerprints form 3
months before we're even born.
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And so many tiny factors
affect fingerprint formation;
like oxygen levels,
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blood pressure, and even
the baby's nutrition levels.
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According to scientists...
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KIRBY: Over the entire course
of human existence, there's
virtually no chance that two
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humans have ever had the
same fingerprint pattern!
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Ever!!
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Check out your hands.
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You've got different
prints on all your fingers.
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Weird but True, even
identical twins don't
have the same prints.
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CHARLIE: What makes them so
unique are those patterns
of swirls and ridges,
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there are three different
kinds that everybody has
on their fingers, even you.
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Let's check 'em out.
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The first type of
fingerprint is the loop.
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They're fingerprints that
recurve back on themselves,
kind of like this.
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65% of all
fingerprints are loops.
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The next fingerprint
we have is the whorl.
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Whorls are kinda like
tiny little whirlpools.
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30% of all
fingerprints are whorls.
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The final
fingerprint type is the arch.
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Arches are kind of like tiny
little hills and they're super
rare.
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Only 5% of all
fingerprints are arches.
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So there you go, those
are your three different
kinds of fingerprints.
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What do you have Kirb?
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KIRBY: I've got two whorls, a
loop, and two more whorls,
what about you Charles?
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CHARLIE: I've got a loop, a
whorl, another loop, another
whorl, and another loop.
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So it's common knowledge
that everyone has unique
fingerprints.
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But did you know that our
palms, toes, and feet are
also unique too?
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Weird.
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Cool, cool, so fingerprints
are one of the things that
forensic scientists can use to
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solve crimes, but
they're not the only thing.
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KIRBY: Remember, forensic
scientists are scientists
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that use their knowledge
to solve crimes.
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What if they're really
knowledgeable about teeth?
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Or bugs?
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All these people can
still be forensic scientists!
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CHARLIE: Here
are some examples.
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Forensic Superstar
number 1 Dr. Kemp, Dentist.
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In 1954 a man robbed
a grocery store and paused
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for a bite of cheese
on the way out.
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The police asked the primary
suspect to bite into a piece
of cheese for comparison.
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CHARLIE: Bite this cheese.
PATRICK: Okay.
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CHARLIE: They took
both cheeses to Dr. Kemp.
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Who measured the bites,
and determined that...
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KIRBY: Both of these
cheeses were bit...
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by the same person!
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You're under arrest!
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CHARLIE: Proving the suspect
was at the scene of the crime!
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Forensic Superstar number 2
Lynn Kimsey, entomologist.
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In 2004 Vincent Brothers
was accused of a serious
crime in California.
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But he claimed he never
left the state of Ohio!
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PATRICK: I haven't
even heard of California!
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CHARLIE: Crime Scene
investigators didn't
believe him,
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so they took the filter
and radiator from his
car to Lynn Kimsey.
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Stuck in the radiator
and filter, she found
a grasshopper,
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and a paper wasp, and two
bugs, and determined that...
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KIRBY: These bugs
are from the west.
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They're not from Ohio!
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CHARLIE: Proving
that Vincent was lying!
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So he was convicted.
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Forensic superstar number 3
Patricia Wiltshire, Botanist.
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Police were having
a tough time tying a
suspect to a crime scene.
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So they called on
Patricia for help.
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Can you help us out?
KIRBY: Sure.
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CHARLIE: After looking
extremely close at every
detail of the evidence
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she determined that...
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KIRBY: The pollen located on
the suspect's shoe only comes
from a special plant located
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at the scene of the crime!
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CHARLIE: Proving he was there.
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These people are incredible!
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KIRBY: It's like
anything can be a clue.
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CHARLIE: I wonder how
Rebecca's doing with the clues
she got from our crime scene.
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(phone rings).
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KIRBY: That's gotta be her!
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CHARLIE: Rebecca?
REBECCA: Hey Charlie!
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We're starting to
process your evidence.
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CHARLIE: No way!
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REBECCA: You're gonna
wanna come see this.
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CHARLIE: Oh my gosh,
we'll be there in
like three minutes!
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REBECCA: OK, see
you soon. Bye.
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CHARLIE: Our
evidence is ready!
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KIRBY: We gotta go to the lab!
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CHARLIE: Ok guys, we're
gonna go meet Rebecca
at the forensics lab.
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But, we'll see you
there after the break.
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Sounds good?
Awesome.
We'll see you soon.
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KIRBY: Weird but True,
children's fingerprints
disappear from surfaces
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faster than adults' do!
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CHARLIE: Hey
guys welcome back!
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We just got here, we're at the
Illinois State Police Forensic
Science Center.
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KIRBY: Rebecca asked us here
'cause she said she's ready to
process our evidence.
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CHARLIE: Let's go find her!
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Hey Rebecca!
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REBECCA: Hey guys come on in.
CHARLIE: Whoa.
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REBECCA: I'm gonna
introduce you to Mike.
CHARLIE: Hey Mike.
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REBECCA: He is our latent
fingerprint examiner and
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he's gonna be taking a
look at the can for us.
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CHARLIE: Awesome.
KIRBY: Excellent.
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MIKE: Hey guys
nice to meet you.
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CHARLIE: Mike Cox, he's
an expert at examining
evidence for signs of prints
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from feet and hands.
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His favorite Weird but True
fact is, the first palm print
identification was made in
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1917 at the scene of a
stagecoach robbery in Nevada!
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MIKE: We're sorry to
hear about your bike.
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We'll do what we can to help.
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CHARLIE: Thanks.
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MIKE: But first let's
get some lab coats on.
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CHARLIE: OK.
MIKE: So what do we have?
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Looks like we've got a can and
it looks like someone powdered
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it for us already
and we can see.
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KIRBY: Yeah we found a
big old fingerprint there.
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MIKE: There's a couple
extra things that we
can do to the print to
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help us visualize a
little bit better.
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CHARLIE: That's awesome yeah.
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MIKE: So the first thing we're
gonna do is called
Cyanoacrylate Fuming.
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CHARLIE: Cyanoacrylate Fuming.
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KIRBY: Got it.
CHARLIE: Oh got it.
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KIRBY: Boom.
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MIKE: That's just a fancy
word for super glue actually.
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KIRBY: So what does
the superglue do to
the fingerprint?
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MIKE: When it heats up,
Cyanoacrylate releases a
gas that adheres to the
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fingerprint residue.
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KIRBY: Whoa so it
helps us see it better?
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MIKE: It will.
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What we do to start the
process is we're gonna put it
into the tank.
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Kirby if you wanna put about
ten drops into the plate for
me.
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KIRBY: Yup.
1, 2... good?
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MIKE: Put it
onto the hotplate.
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So we're gonna put it
on about 10, 15 minutes,
put the lid on,
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and we'll wait and see
what results we get.
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CHARLIE: Weird but True,
forensic scientists, like
Mike,
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can find prints on things
that have been under water.
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(ringing of timer).
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MIKE: Now in the right light
we'll be able to see it just a
little bit better.
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KIRBY: Oh yeah.
CHARLIE: Yeah, no I
see something for sure.
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KIRBY: I totally see it.
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CHARLIE: There's definitely
some stuff in there.
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KIRBY: I think it's a whorl.
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CHARLIE: I'm
calling it a whorl too.
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We got a whorl thumb print.
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MIKE: I would agree.
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CHARLIE: The person
who stole my bike has
a whorl thumb print.
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KIRBY: So what do we do
with this fingerprint?
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MIKE: If we had a suspect we
could compare it to them...
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KIRBY: Mhmm.
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MIKE: Otherwise we can take
the information and put it
into a database and see if
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that person had
committed any previous crimes.
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CHARLIE: Ahh.
KIRBY: Cool.
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MIKE: And see if they
pop up in the database.
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CHARLIE: Alright what's next?
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MIKE: All we have to do is
turn the lights off so we can
see it under there.
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CHARLIE: Got it. Ohhh.
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MIKE: And see what we have.
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CHARLIE: That's great,
looks like we got two.
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KIRBY: And it's super detailed.
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(camera shutter).
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CHARLIE: Kirb I can't believe
we're looking at the actual
fingerprint from the person
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who stole my bike.
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Ok... I... think we got it.
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So we should take this back
home and compare with our
suspects right?
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MIKE: That's right.
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CHARLIE: We also took a
footprint away from the scene.
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MIKE: You should be talking to
Bill and Rebecca and they're
in the next room.
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CHARLIE: Alright Mike, that's
so much for helping us out.
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MIKE: Good luck guys.
KIRBY: Thanks so much.
See you later.
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CHARLIE: I'll take
this fingerprint.
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MIKE: Nice meeting you.
CHARLIE: See you later.
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Bill Demuth, forensic footwear
examiner, he specializes in
finding unique clues in
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footprints that can be
used to help solve crimes.
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His favorite Weird but True
fact is, positive
identification of a
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suspect's shoeprint can be
made with as little as one
random characteristic!
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Where do we start?
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BILL: Well we'll
start with the gel lift.
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The first thing we're gonna do
is we're gonna image this, and
we always wanna make sure we
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shoot these with a
scale in the image.
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And in order for you to
compare this to an actual shoe
you have to make sure that
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it's the same size
as the shoe was.
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CHARLIE: Do you see
anything initially?
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BILL: It looks like
it marked very well.
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So right off the bat you might
be able to tell brand and you
might be able to tell size.
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CHARLIE: That's awesome.
KIRBY: Whoa.
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BILL: The next step
is we're going to
grab our image.
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(camera shutter).
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I think we've got it.
CHARLIE: Awesome.
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BILL: OK so what we've got on
the screen is the original
image and what I've done is
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I've adjusted the
contrast a little bit.
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This is the, kind of, clean
version of that gel site.
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CHARLIE: That's perfect.
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REBECCA: Hey guys
what'd you find out?
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CHARLIE: Oh we got an
awesome footprint from Bill.
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KIRBY: And some photos
of the fingerprints.
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REBECCA: Now you've
got some suspects.
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CHARLIE: Mhmm.
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REBECCA: So you're gonna take
your fingerprint and your
footprint home and you're
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00:19:09,681 --> 00:19:11,421
gonna compare those
to your suspects.
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00:19:11,483 --> 00:19:12,453
CHARLIE: Perfect. Time to
crack the case I guess.
453
00:19:12,518 --> 00:19:13,488
REBECCA: I think so.
454
00:19:13,552 --> 00:19:14,492
CHARLIE: Thank you guys
so much for your help.
455
00:19:14,553 --> 00:19:15,493
KIRBY: Thank you so
much for your help.
456
00:19:15,554 --> 00:19:16,594
CHARLIE: We
really appreciate it.
457
00:19:16,655 --> 00:19:17,685
BILL: Good luck.
458
00:19:17,756 --> 00:19:18,816
CHARLIE: See ya.
KIRBY: See ya later.
459
00:19:18,891 --> 00:19:21,131
Weird but True, perspiration
level is one of the reactions
460
00:19:21,193 --> 00:19:23,233
measured in a lie detector test!
461
00:19:24,463 --> 00:19:28,173
CHARLIE: So we've been going
over our evidence and we just
found the weirdest thing.
462
00:19:28,233 --> 00:19:31,143
KIRBY: So we got a piece of
mail from both our suspects,
Casey and Patrick,
463
00:19:31,670 --> 00:19:33,210
to collect their thumbprint.
464
00:19:33,272 --> 00:19:36,712
CHARLIE: So we can compare
them with the print we got
from the can at the crime scene.
465
00:19:37,209 --> 00:19:39,209
KIRBY: And guys
we got a match.
466
00:19:39,278 --> 00:19:41,648
CHARLIE: But here's the thing.
We found three sets of prints.
467
00:19:41,713 --> 00:19:44,083
One on Casey's
piece of mail, an arch.
468
00:19:44,149 --> 00:19:47,149
Another a little whorl on
Patrick's piece of mail.
469
00:19:47,219 --> 00:19:51,389
And a third that we found on
both their pieces of mail, a
big whorl.
470
00:19:52,291 --> 00:19:55,631
KIRBY: And that's the one that
matches the print on the can
from the crime scene!
471
00:19:55,994 --> 00:19:58,604
CHARLIE: But here's the thing,
whose print could this be?
472
00:19:58,664 --> 00:19:59,974
KIRBY: Oh my gosh!
CHARLIE: What?
473
00:20:00,032 --> 00:20:01,402
KIRBY: I figured it out!
CHARLIE: Who did it?
474
00:20:01,466 --> 00:20:02,496
(doorbell).
475
00:20:02,568 --> 00:20:03,538
KIRBY: Bob!
476
00:20:03,602 --> 00:20:05,042
CHARLIE: Bob?
Our mailman?
477
00:20:05,103 --> 00:20:09,043
KIRBY: Yeah think about it.
Whose print would be on
both pieces of mail?!?
478
00:20:09,107 --> 00:20:11,437
The mailman's! Bob's.
479
00:20:12,077 --> 00:20:15,847
When you got your ice cream
you ran into Casey carrying
boxes of craft supplies.
480
00:20:16,481 --> 00:20:18,781
That Bob had just delivered!
481
00:20:18,850 --> 00:20:20,090
CHARLIE: I...I
don't know Kirb.
482
00:20:20,152 --> 00:20:21,492
I don't really see
the connection here.
483
00:20:21,553 --> 00:20:23,093
Like where does my
bike fit into it?
484
00:20:23,155 --> 00:20:25,415
What about that footprint?
And then where did Patrick go?
485
00:20:25,490 --> 00:20:27,390
KIRBY: Alright,
check this out...
486
00:20:27,459 --> 00:20:30,859
Bob needs to deliver
packages of craft supplies
to our front door.
487
00:20:31,430 --> 00:20:33,130
But your bike is in the way.
488
00:20:33,198 --> 00:20:35,398
He moves it to make
room for his delivery.
489
00:20:36,001 --> 00:20:38,371
And leaves his
can of soda behind.
490
00:20:38,437 --> 00:20:40,667
Along with his footprints!
491
00:20:41,006 --> 00:20:43,836
Patrick comes back from
his loop, sees that your
bike isn't there.
492
00:20:43,909 --> 00:20:47,079
So he suspects you
left to go find him
and he heads back out.
493
00:20:48,413 --> 00:20:49,853
CHARLIE: So my
bike wasn't stolen?
494
00:20:49,915 --> 00:20:51,375
Bob just moved it?
495
00:20:51,450 --> 00:20:52,880
KIRBY: Yup.
496
00:20:52,951 --> 00:20:55,891
CHARLIE: We found it!
I was so worried about you!
497
00:20:55,954 --> 00:20:57,924
KIRBY: Another case solved.
498
00:20:57,990 --> 00:20:59,460
CHARLIE: I thought
I lost you forever.
499
00:20:59,524 --> 00:21:00,964
KIRBY: Charles,
it's just a bike.
500
00:21:01,026 --> 00:21:03,396
CHARLIE: This is amazing, we
learned so much today about
solving crimes.
501
00:21:03,462 --> 00:21:07,802
What else did we learn today,
there were so many Weird butTrue things!
502
00:21:09,701 --> 00:21:12,301
KIRBY: Every one of your
fingers has a different print
pattern.
503
00:21:12,371 --> 00:21:15,571
And no two humans have ever
had matching fingerprints.
504
00:21:15,641 --> 00:21:19,241
Palms of hands, feet,
and toes also have
unique print patterns.
505
00:21:20,445 --> 00:21:24,615
CHARLIE: Combining super glue,
heat, and humidity in a fish
tank for 15 minutes can make a
506
00:21:24,683 --> 00:21:26,793
fingerprint stand
out on an object.
507
00:21:27,819 --> 00:21:29,659
Kirb, can you help me
unload these craft supplies?
508
00:21:29,721 --> 00:21:32,421
KIRBY: For sure.
There's so much stuff in here.
509
00:21:33,892 --> 00:21:35,192
It's gone!
510
00:21:35,260 --> 00:21:36,530
CHARLIE: Another crime!!!
511
00:21:36,595 --> 00:21:38,355
KIRBY: Don't worry, I
know exactly what to do.
512
00:21:38,430 --> 00:21:41,270
This is a job for.
Detective Kirby!
513
00:21:41,333 --> 00:21:45,043
It was a dark and stormy night.
In a city filled with secrets.
514
00:21:45,103 --> 00:21:47,873
CHARLIE: Alright guys it looks
like we've got another project
on our hands.
515
00:21:47,939 --> 00:21:50,309
KIRBY: The room was
crafty, too crafty.
516
00:21:50,375 --> 00:21:51,835
CHARLIE: But thanks so
much for stopping by.
517
00:21:51,910 --> 00:21:54,480
KIRBY: Time crawled by like
a maimed sloth in molasses.
518
00:21:54,546 --> 00:21:57,246
CHARLIE: Come by again when
we discover more things
that are Weird but True.
519
00:21:57,316 --> 00:21:58,546
KIRBY: Too true.
CHARLIE: We'll see you soon!
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00:21:58,617 --> 00:21:59,687
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