• 318: Lisa Bailey – Clay and Bones, FBI Forensic Artist

  • May 16 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 27 mins
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318: Lisa Bailey – Clay and Bones, FBI Forensic Artist

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  • Retired FBI forensic artist Lisa Bailey reviews the FBI’s forensic facial approximation program, where she used skulls and anthropologist reports to create sculptures of unidentified individuals to help investigators seeking the public’s assistance in solving cold cases. She also reviews the 5-year research project she launched on behalf of the FBI at the University of Tennessee’s “Body Farm,” which resulted in the Bureau’s 3D digital and photographic forensic art reference collection of over 100 contemporary skulls. Lisa Bailey served in the FBI for 18 years.

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