Double Loop Podcast
Summary: Whether you're a practicing Latent Print Examiner or you're interested in forensics and true crime, the Double Loop Podcast is a weekly show featuring Glenn Langenburg and Eric Ray discussing latent print topics, current events in forensic science, the newest research articles, interesting guests, and analysis of notable cases from a forensic scientist perspective.
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Podcasts:
Eric and Glenn open up the mailbag to answer listener mail about error rate court responses, creative processing options, backlogs in AZ, and Cedric Neumann's comments on last week's episode.
Glenn and Eric recound recent travels and then transition into a discussion of the article on Improving the Understanding and the Reliability of the Concept of Sufficiency in Friction Ridge Examination by Neumann, Champod, Yoo, Genessay, and Langenburg.
Eric and Glenn interview Carey Hall about her move from AZ to MN, her research interests, and her recent presentations on error rates and Supreme Court decisions at the AFTE conference.
Glenn and Eric interview Lisa, Kevin, and Chris from the Illinois Division of the IAI Conference. The discussion winds from the conference to exclusion, court decisions, documentation, and changes in the field.
Eric and Glenn continue their discussion and criticism of Forensic Comparison and Matching of Fingerprints by Kellman, Mnookin, et al. This episode summarizes the main points of the paper and the hosts' overall opinion.
Glenn and Eric go in depth on the recent paper by Kellman, Mnookin, Charlton, Dror, and others that tries to use quantitative image measures to estimate error rates.
Eric and Glenn go through each point brought up in the new report on Strengthening the Forensic Sciences and review the new MN law requiring accreditation.
Glenn and Eric interview Teresa Wu from 3M/Cogent about the company and new research into preventing errors and statistical models. This episode sponsored by 3M / Cogent
Eric and Glenn choose their top, best, most-relied-upon latent print articles, summarize the research, and discuss how they can be used in court.
Glenn and Eric sit down (in front of a small audience) to interview John Black about how he started in forensics and on Sufficiency and Exclusion topics.
Eric and Glenn talk with Linda, Robin, Danielle, and Michelle about topics from Glenn and John Black's class on Sufficiency and Exclusions (and other random topics).
Glenn and Eric start this week's discussion on OSAC and ULW. Eric then turns the conversation down a philosophical course as the guys talk about why they started in the field and how it's not always what they though it would be.
Glenn and Eric review multiple topics that were presented at the 2014 Fingerprint Society Conference and take a few topical detours.
Glenn interviews Marcel Depuit from the Netherlands Forensic Institute while at the Fingerprint Society Conference. Eric and Glenn then talk for a bit about superglue fuming, bias, and likelihood ratios.
Eric and Glenn meander through listener emails and discussions on admissibility hearings, troubled forensic labs, and IAFIS technology.
