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While I do not think it is JBC, and never did, a sketch is based on the visual memory of the witness. So, comparing eyebrows or noses might lead us nowhere - JMO. When I look at TB’s sketches, some look like him (long, concave face, pronounced eyebrows), some are off. Same with GSK. Human memory…
I don’t know what we have for comparison. The video changes from a frame to a frame, and then, one has to factor in that it is only half of the face that we see. The Internet is full of the photos of young men standing on MHB, “resembling” the BG; to me, it amply illustrates one fact, BG looks like any other average guy.
The span of heights and weights, as well as ages, adds to the confusion.
I hope the case will be solved. But I doubt that it will be by us. I think the fact that people blame JBC indicates how hopeless the community had become. (But it is a dangerous phase, too).[/QUOTE
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If I may point out, the reason why this case has Sleuths going round in cirlces is because they are looking for one person.
I mentioned this crime is a crime commited by more than one person - a group of people. The span of height weights and and ages and and facial composites in my opinion are not meant to confuse, these are witness reports of individuals in Bridge area on that day around the time the murders took place and LE seek to identify them.
In regard to the BG video. Im not an expert but I do have a particular interest in cctv and video footage, it can be one of the most valuable tools presented to us in a crime. However this footage is particuarly difficult to analysis the person literally takes 3 steps the third step doesnt even hit the ground before the footage ends.
The mistake you can make when viewing this footage is to assume what has happened before and after. To do this could lead you to build an unknown series of events that in reality may not have happened at all.
So that leaves us with the footage of a person on the bridge who takes almost three akward steps in a slightly sideways but forward direction. We also have a visual on the persons clothing.
As I mentioned before the focus should on only that footage. Other people on the thread who may also have an interest in cctv and video crime footage will know that some images, and items may be blurred out or erased there is a variety of reasons for this. Some people may have been identified and eliminated as they are innocent or they may have been identified and are crucial to the case so are case sensitive material. The same applies to items, clothing, or vehicles in such cases.
It does take a considerable amount of time to clean up cctv and video and the results vary immensely in what you are able to reveal due to the methods used in blurring and erasing images.
In my opinion the footage shows more than one person.
These are my opinions