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a crime Dr Farwell believes Brain Fingerprinting could one day be as effective as DNA in helping police investigate crimes and in helping free those who have been wrongly convicted dr farwell the fundamental difference between an innocent person and a guilty person is that a guilty person has committed the crime so the record is stored in his brain Now we have a
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Today 23 years later Harrington is still in the state penitentiary in Ft Madison Iowa serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole terry harrington they took my life from me when I was 17 years old you know allowed this to be done to me You know after 23 years I m still here for something that I did not do MIKE
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Harrington yes mike wallace why would Kevin Hughes lie harrington that is the question I wanted to know I still want to know I was not in Council Bluffs I had a concrete alibi mike wallace on the night of the murder Terry Harrington says that he was here in north Omaha some 20 miles away from the crime scene At the time this was an amusement park and
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Now I asked Harrington Do you know what was behind that building He said No I said So you don t know what s behind there He said No I have no idea what s behind there mike wallace behind that building was a field which was overgrown with grass and weeds that were about waist high After the shooting police say that Harrington ran across that field to
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The brain never lies If that information is stored in the brain when that comes up in the screen he ll recognize it whether he s an honest person or not whether he wants to or not
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Both the FBI and the CIA have worked with the new system and both say it could be the brain wave of the future Rita Braver CBS News at the FBI TOP
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Does each individual have their own unique brain anatomy?
Q. The brain has 4 basic, broad regions (occipital, frontal, right and left parietal). However, our experiences have certain affects on our brain chemistry, which we can use to conclude that our brain activity is affected by environmental stimuli. So my question is, as our brains develop, are their "blueprints" affected by these unique experiences? Can we then conclude that every person in the world has a brain whose anatomy is as unique as their fingerprints?
Asked by TanSH - Wed Mar 17 12:20:40 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could say that... but we tend to measure such differences in gross manner, such as the mass or size of some certain portion of the brain, when comparing individuals in neurological studies. If you take two musicians and compare some part of their brain that has developed with regards to musical experience, you'll find them to be similar. But we don't go and look at the uniqueness of every individual neural connection to find the uniqueness.
Answered by weksa - Thu Mar 18 02:49:00 2010
Q. The brain has 4 basic, broad regions (occipital, frontal, right and left parietal). However, our experiences have certain affects on our brain chemistry, which we can use to conclude that our brain activity is affected by environmental stimuli. So my question is, as our brains develop, are their "blueprints" affected by these unique experiences? Can we then conclude that every person in the world has a brain whose anatomy is as unique as their fingerprints?
Asked by TanSH - Wed Mar 17 12:20:40 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could say that... but we tend to measure such differences in gross manner, such as the mass or size of some certain portion of the brain, when comparing individuals in neurological studies. If you take two musicians and compare some part of their brain that has developed with regards to musical experience, you'll find them to be similar. But we don't go and look at the uniqueness of every individual neural connection to find the uniqueness.
Answered by weksa - Thu Mar 18 02:49:00 2010
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