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Eyewitness Udo Sandhoefer said some people climbed up the walls of the tunnel in an attempt to get into the grounds from the side.

But we got such a kick out of your cute eyewitness accounts, what with the stories of our big dark eyes and little arms and all.

Foxworth noted that an eyewitness at a Bakersfield robbery last month suspected the bandit might have been wearing a mask.

According to a morning to the work of the service of the LinChuan spot eyewitness district, said the blast occurred sound very loud.

Thus began what was for many the only eyewitness account of the worst natural disaster in our nation's history.

In two letters to the historian Tacitus, the nephew of Pliny the Elder wrote the only eyewitness account of the great eruption of Vesuvius .

One eyewitness who didn't want to be named said the main hospital there was being closely monitored by security forces.

An eyewitness gave this account to Israel Radio: "Suddenly there was a boom, as if the rocket was falling on my head, " he said.

An eyewitness said the victim was stabbed 50 or 60 times by the man sitting next to him, who then severed his head with a large knife.

Searching for witnesses, he discovered a pale, nervous young man in work clothes who claimed he was an eyewitness.

An eyewitness says that rescue workers were still retrieving body parts from the scene the next day.

Eyewitness testimony, it turns out, is one of the least reliable forms of evidence allowed into courtrooms.

According to one eyewitness, the wall of a mud compound then collapsed, burying a number of the American troops.

In a court of law, a prosecutor with two or three eyewitness accounts has a good chance of making his case.

In recent years, however, considerable research has revealed that eyewitness testimony can be very unreliable.

Reached into a pocket and produced a packet of matches; failed to produce an eyewitness to the crime.

Neither eyewitness reports nor the projections done by the U. N. are thought to be entirely accurate.

"Ostrovenko was trashed and could barely stand and tried to pay off the cops right then and there, " an eyewitness wrote on his blog.

More than three out of four wrongful convictions identified through DNA testing involved faulty eyewitness identification.

Indeed, it is now widely known that eyewitness misidentification is the leading cause of wrongful convictions across the country.

'This technology might allow you to recover an eyewitness's memory of a crime. '

RITA EYEWITNESS: This is unbelievable, unbelievable. I knew it was going to be bad, but I didn't think it would be this bad.

an authentic account by an eyewitness; reliable information; a faithful source.

The judge cares only whether the eyewitness has given useful information, which must be facts, rather than opinions.

This article provides recommendations for the best ways to collect and preserve evidence using eyewitness identification procedures.

My research proposal was entitled "The Rate of Memory Trace Decay and its Effect on Eyewitness Accuracy. "

in place of an eyewitness was a log file, a transcript of a server's activity.

It turned out to be a hoax; the eyewitness was wrong (or he lied).

He was the only eyewitness of the robbery.

an eyewitness account of typically reptilian behaviour.

Iraqi TV showed pictures of the bus, torn apart by shrapnel. An eyewitness standing next to the bus, describes what he saw.

One eyewitness told Xinhua news agency that most of the windows had been blown out at the eight-storey local prosecutor's office.

SCULLY: Why do people refuse to believe in aliens and UFOs after all these years of sightings and eyewitness accounts? Why?

This was the original description given by the world's first chupacabra eyewitness in August 1995 in Puerto Rico.

Photographs assisted officers in obtaining eyewitness identifications and aided prosecutors in securing convictions.

The New Jersey Supreme Court, acknowledging a "troubling lack of reliability in eyewitness identifications, " issued sweeping new rules. . .

A lawyer was an eyewitness to a three-car crash.

The testimony of one confident eyewitness should be enough evidence to convict a defendant of a crime.

An eyewitness said a man with explosives strapped to his body had approached the convoy and blew himself up.

The grievous errors in the Davis case were numerous, and many arose out of eyewitness identification.

It included eyewitness reports, telegrams, photographs, newspaper articles, even transcripts of radio broadcasts.

The quake and the tsunami cut off the plant from nearly all communications in the crucial early hours, an eyewitness told the Journal.

For centuries, eyewitness testimony has been considered one of the most reliable forms of evidence.

if the party or his agent fails to appear, the Customs shall ask an eyewitness to be present.

In the absence of an explanation, Chinese media have quoted sometimes inconsistent eyewitness accounts.

in Zanane Solh (Women of Peace) website, an eyewitness who attended the protest has written her account of the events.

The eyewitness says the two vehicles first attempted to enter through the airport, but were refused access by security guards.

The eyewitness sent CNN amateur video of the event, which showed police and groups of villagers clustered around a busy intersection.

But it's only recently that the legal system has recognized -- and taken steps to mitigate -- the problem of eyewitness misidentification.

These two factors in the historical model -- eyewitness accounts and archaeological evidence -- are both laid claim to by the Bible.

Eyewitness perspectives should be photographed by line-of-sight to and from the scene core.

Mistaken eyewitness identification is a major culprit, but fingerprint misidentification is cited too.

She gave an eyewitness account of the crime.

In Lebanon, battered women cannot file for divorce on the basis of abuse without the testimony of an eyewitness.

An authentic account by an eyewitness.

China Shakes the World is his eyewitness record of that heroic time.

Eyewitness accounts and photographs of the violence appeared in newspapers within days of the attack.

The eyewitness described him as a six foot black man, mid20s, in a Bulls sweatshirt.

From the psychology point of view, studies of eyewitness testimony have important meanings.

But, through exposure to composite sketches, mug shots, Polaroids, and lineups, eyewitness memory can change.

According to one eyewitness: "He ordered sea bass and prawns, but she just sipped fruit juice. "

In the absence of hard evidence like teeth or bones, support comes down to eyewitness sightings and ambiguous photos and films.

The eyewitness only caught a glimpse of the suspect, thus he couldn't make a precise description of the latter's appearance.

I wondered if an eyewitness account could be corrupted by misleading post-event information.

BBC's Persian service quoted an eyewitness saying that four protesters have been killed.

Mr Mlodinow's chapters on courts and the law are disturbing, in particular on how unreliable eyewitness evidence can be.

The police questioned several eyewitness to the murder.

The judge does not consider how each eyewitness looks or where that person lives or works.

In fact, the authors detail several hundred incidents, nearly all with several corroborating eyewitness reports.

Authorities chased protesters, the eyewitness said. They beat some and arrested others, the person said.

She posted eyewitness accounts online and even created maps that showed where the killings and beatings were taking place.

G. The prophets and the apostles appealed to the truthfulness of their testimony as eyewitness accounts.

And so hypnotism is just an extreme form of what normally happens in eyewitness testimony.

Other eyewitness accounts said people fled on to the streets as buildings collapsed.

For a good example have a look at this article I wrote about faulty eyewitness testimony.

There were differing eyewitness accounts of what happened.

An eyewitness described the scene as the shooting took place.

The eyewitness contradicted earlier testimony.

On that second day, newspapers played the story big; its impact strengthened by eyewitness accounts from reporters on the scene.

Our China correspondent sends an eyewitness report from Lhasa as Tibet's simmering resentment boils over.

So why does eyewitness testimony continue to hold water in courtrooms?

Selected Eyewitness Accounts from "Crackdown"

She discovered a striking cross-linguistic difference in eyewitness memory.

An eyewitness said a large number of victims were police officers and many were badly injured.

The only eyewitness account mentions "some 90 men. "

One eyewitness is better than two hearers.

In Dulles airport, Nick and Veronica disembark and head to their meeting with Nick's contact who traced the "eyewitness" call.

The research also has implications for other types of eyewitness reports.

The bulk of evidence for such "unexplained" reports are eyewitness accounts.

Eyewitness provides an evidence that he was innocent of the crime?

According to eyewitness Alex Emanuel, the two were "full-on making out, " and the pole-dancing starlet was acting "giddy as a schoolgirl. "

His comments represent the first eyewitness account since Kim reportedly fell ill.

Eyewitness provides an evidence that he was guilty of the crime.

In eyewitness accounts of the elections, it's just dreadful.

For the same reason they put great weight on eyewitness testimony.

A victim or eyewitness identifies a suspected perpetrator through law enforcement's use of photographs and lineups.

A clue with his name on it and eyewitness testimony tie him to the crime.

An eyewitness says pieces were flying in the air after the crash.

The eyewitness related what she saw in that bank robbery to the police.

Research has shown that in court testimony, confidence makes an eyewitness more credible, that it can impact trial outcomes.

The journalist as eyewitness also is considered a primary source.

One 15-year-old eyewitness described how she saw what she thought was a police officer open fire.

EYEWITNESS evidence may be all very well in a court of law, but it cuts no ice with scientists.

An eyewitness told the BBC he'd seen about 25 armoured vehicles carrying Kenyan troops inside Somalia.

A victim or eyewitness identifies a suspected perpetrator through law enforcement's use of images.

An eyewitness told the BBC what he'd seen on Friday.

this is a good exa * * * le , for even eyewitness testimony can be mistaken.

The plane tilted to the left before crashing, eyewitness Slawomir Sliwinski told state news channel Rossiya-24.

Reliabitity of eyewitness evidence is never absolute.

Social media has upped the ante. It is a rich source of information and eyewitness accounts.

According to one eyewitness, hundreds are crammed into each room.

At 9 a. m. , anti-riot and traffic police appeared at major intersections in the area to prevent the protest, the eyewitness said.

Eyewitness accounts describe a 20-foot wall of water carrying trees, boulders, cars, and houses.

The officer turned to Ruth. "You're an eyewitness. "

It seems Jisub left for LA today. An eyewitness posted short article.

thus the proof , for exa * * * le , could be eyewitness testimony to some event.

We have an eyewitness account that he was seen there not long ago.

Eyewitness accounts are some of the most trustworthy sources.

Police called the eyewitness about the traffic accident which happened in the street yesterday.

He is the eyewitness of the car accident.

Piecing together what happened that night from eyewitness accounts has been tough.

Recent studies do not support the degree of Faith judges, jurors, lawyers and the police have in eyewitness evidence

A New Research Hot Spot in Forensic Psychology--A Study of the Child Eyewitness

An eyewitness account of a crime

factions that clashed on a tax increase; an eyewitness account that clashed with published reports

This becomes a difficulty when eyewitness accounts are important for evidence in court trials

Failed to produce an eyewitness to the crime

The problem of eyewitness unreliability (and memory unreliability) has been known in academia for years;

according to. . . (eyewitness, AP reports, sources concerned, etc. )

perception and the reliability of eyewitness testimony in court;

Eyewitness to Power: the Essence of Leadership Nixon to Clinton

Eyewitness to the American West

She posted eyewitness accounts online

Retriveal Effect Problems in Eyewitness Memory

based on the eyewitness account from agent dixon ,