Covert recording of newly arrested suspects yields fertile results. Suspects cannot resist "getting their stories straight." Advanced recording techniques and equipment make the acquisition easier and more decipherable. Enhancement using new forensic audio hardware and software vastly improves intelligibility. Diagrams of typical workflows are presented.

Author: Gibson, Kent
Affiliation: FORENSICAUDIO.ORG
AES Conference: 33rd International Conference: Audio Forensics-Theory and Practice (June 2008)
Paper Number: 9
Publication Date: June 1, 2008 Import into BibTeX
Subject: Audio Forensics: Audio Recovery and Enhancement, Analog and Digital
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