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  • Who doesn't know to wear gloves? Even criminals wear gloves.

    誰不知道戴手套?連犯罪分子都戴手套。

  • Zoom and enhance images. That's never going to happen.

    縮放和增強影像。那是不可能的。

  • Please, if you make CSI-type programmes, stop doing it.

    拜託,如果你做CSI類節目,就別做了。

  • I think, probably, a lot of what you think about what happens

    我想,可能,你對發生的事情的很多想法。

  • at a crime scene is determined by what you see on TV.

    在犯罪現場是由你在電視上看到的決定的。

  • And oh my, the reality is so much different.

    天啊,現實中的情況是如此的不同。

  • Zoom in right here on this spot.

    就在這個地方放大。

  • Enhance the reflection in her eye.

    增強她眼中的反光。

  • The reflection of the man's face. The reflection. There's a reflection.

    男子臉上的倒影。倒影。有一個倒影。

  • There's a phenomenon related to forensic science

    有一種現象是和法醫有關的。

  • known as the CSI effect.

    稱為CSI效應。

  • Legal professionals, in particular, started getting concerned that

    特別是法律專業人員,開始對以下問題感到關切:

  • that was affecting real people that were serving on juries in real cases.

    這影響了在真實案件中擔任陪審員的真實的人。

  • Because TV is so immediate, you're actually seeing it,

    因為電視太直接了,你其實是看到了。

  • it has an extremely powerful impact.

    它具有極強的影響力。

  • Verging on the dangerous side.

    瀕臨危險的一面。

  • They were concerned that if there wasn't the type of evidence in a case

    他們擔心,如果案件中沒有這類證據。

  • that you would see on the TV that the jurors would think,

    你在電視上看到的,陪審員會認為。

  • {\an2}"Well, it's a weak case." They were also concerned that

    {an2}"嗯,這是個薄弱的案例。"他們還擔心

  • the presence of some evidence, even if it was fairly weak evidence,

    存在一些證據,即使是相當薄弱的證據;

  • would be seen by jurors as being very strong evidence because it's got the

    陪審員會認為這是一個非常有力的證據,因為它有以下幾點

  • word forensics in it, and forensics on TV means you've solved the case.

    字取證在它,和取證 在電視上意味著你已經解決了案件。

  • Forensic science is really any form of science that's applied to

    法醫科學實際上是任何形式的科學,應用於

  • the civil, sometimes, but usually criminal justice systems.

    民事司法系統,有時,但通常是刑事司法系統;

  • Physical forensics is physical items - blood, skin traces, hair, fibres...

    物證是指實物--血液、皮膚痕跡、毛髮、纖維... ...

  • that sort of thing. Digital forensics is things like phone records,

    諸如此類的事情。數字取證就是電話記錄之類的東西。

  • digital information as well, which will tell you, for example,

    數字信息以及,這將告訴你,例如。

  • when the recording was made.

    錄音時。

  • It's not used all the time. It is still slow.

    它不是一直在用。它的速度還是很慢的。

  • There aren't always the resources that we need.

    並不總是有我們需要的資源。

  • And it's not always appropriate.

    而且也不一定合適。

  • ARCHIVE: The advent of the electronic age has changed all that.

    檔案:電子時代的到來改變了這一切。

  • But there are still some things that we just cannot do.

    但有些事情我們還是做不到。

  • Facial reconstruction is most of the time fiction, you can't say,

    面部重建大部分時間是虛構的,你不能說。

  • {\an2}"Oh this is the person," just from the skull.

    {an2}"哦,就是這個人。"剛從頭骨。

  • This is just so much like... chunky bits.

    這實在是太像... 大塊頭了。

  • Bite mark analysis, er, that's probably fiction.

    咬痕分析,呃,這可能是虛構的。

  • Were you able to determine which monkey bit him?

    你能確定是哪隻猴子咬了他嗎?

  • The bite marks match those of the monkey found at the scene.

    咬痕與現場發現的猴子吻合。

  • You're comparing part of a print...

    你是在比較部分印刷品...

  • which is usually quite a rubbish smudge mark ...

    ...... 這通常是一個相當垃圾的汙點標記.......

  • to a whole set of fingerprints and trying to make a match.

    ...... 一整套指紋,並試圖進行匹配。

  • Eight million people just in central London.

    僅在倫敦市中心就有八百萬人。

  • That's so many other people who can be prosecuted.

    那還有這麼多人可以被起訴。

  • CLIP: Well it turns out his fortune can be read from his palms.

    剪輯:嗯,原來他的財運可以從手掌上看出來。

  • It's also worth bearing in mind,

    這也是值得銘記的。

  • forensic evidence is circumstantial evidence.

    法醫證據是間接證據。

  • Forensic science has said, "Yes, this person is present,"

    法醫說,"是的,這個人是存在的"

  • does not necessarily mean that that person has committed the offence.

    並不一定意味著該人已經實施了犯罪。

  • The Phantom of Heilbronn.

    海爾布隆的魅影。

  • The Phantom of Heilbronn, it's a very interesting case.

    海爾布隆的魅影,這是一個非常有趣的案例。

  • I'll simplify this massively. The police were finding DNA traces

    我把這個問題簡單化一下。警方發現了DNA痕跡

  • from an unknown person at a huge number of different crime scenes.

    從一個身份不明的人在大量不同的犯罪現場。

  • So many across Europe panicked law enforcement.

    所以全歐洲很多人都慌了執法。

  • And they started to think,

    他們就開始思考。

  • {\an2}"Have we got a serial killer on our hands here?"

    "我們手上有一個連環殺手嗎?"

  • DNA can only tell you what you ask it to tell you.

    DNA只能告訴你你要求它告訴你的東西。

  • The data are what the data are.

    數據是什麼,數據就是什麼。

  • But what the data mean is always a matter of judgement.

    但數據的含義始終是一個判斷的問題。

  • Even if it is a suicide note, that doesn't mean it's a suicide.

    就算是遺書,也不代表是自殺。

  • Yes, I know that Detective Constable.

    是的,我知道,警員。

  • I think there is possibly a tendency for people to want science

    我想,人們可能有一種傾向,就是希望科學。

  • to have the answers.

    才能有答案。

  • Caution should be part of the craft,

    謹慎應該是工藝的一部分。

  • which is not really the case on TV shows.

    這在電視劇中並不是真正的情況。

  • It is important to establish both the certainty and the uncertainty.

    既要確定確定性,又要確定不確定性。

  • Is forensics fact or fiction? That's...

    法醫是事實還是虛構?那是...

  • This is going to sound rude...

    這聽起來很粗魯... ...

  • I can kind of forgive the fast-forwarding of how long it takes

    我可以原諒它的快進,需要多長時間

  • to actually do forensics.

    以真正做到取證。

  • I think human beings are hardwired to find out what happened.

    我認為人類是硬要找出發生了什麼事。

  • We all love secrets. We all love mysteries,

    我們都喜歡祕密我們都愛神祕。

  • we all want to work it out.

    我們都想解決這個問題。

  • So are you happy for my answer to be, "It's both."

    所以你是否樂意我的答案是 "兩者都有"

  • So, where science can come in and say,

    所以,科學可以進來說。

  • {\an2}"Hey, you've got that wrong. Let's put it right."

    {an2}"喂,你搞錯了。讓我們把它糾正過來。"

  • That's a tremendous advantage. And of course, if it can come in in

    這是一個巨大的優勢。當然,如果它能在...

  • the first place and go, "Hey, don't get that wrong," that's even better.

    第一個地方,然後去,"嘿,不要誤會",那就更好了。

  • Thanks for watching! :)

    謝謝你的觀看!:)

  • Don't forget to subscribe and click the bell to receive notifications for new videos. See you again soon!

    不要忘記訂閱並點擊鈴鐺接收新視頻的通知。我們很快會再見面的

Who doesn't know to wear gloves? Even criminals wear gloves.

誰不知道戴手套?連犯罪分子都戴手套。

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