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The use of video forensics to analyze the shooting of ICE Agent Jonathan Ross.
Two frame-by-frame investigations reached similar, specific conclusions about the split seconds before Renée Good was killed: The New York Times concluded that multi-angle synchronization shows the IC...
Multiple bystander and agent-perspective videos published and analyzed by national outlets show the shooting unfolded in seconds: an ICE agent approached the driver’s SUV, another agent drew and fired...
The New York Times’ video analysis concluded that, at the moment the agent fired, the vehicle’s wheels were turned away from the agent, citing multiple angles including Callenson’s bystander video and...
’s frame-by-frame timestamp read of ’s horizontal video homed in on micro-details—especially the positioning of the ICE agent’s gun and phone and the fact that the agent’s phone appeared to show a cam...
The New York Times published a synchronized, frame-by-frame video analysis that compared the officer-perspective recording with at least two other angles to argue that the vehicle was turning away fro...
Best-practice protocols for enhancing and documenting sensitive video evidence center on preserving an unaltered original, establishing an auditable chain of custody, using validated forensic methods ...