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The Movie List: Albert Finney had one of the most interesting careers in film history. We need a palate cleanser after that last segment. Santos/Devolder makes Delvey/Sorokin look like a piker.
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I haven’t seen the Netflix series Inventing Anna about her criminal exploits yet. Separated at birth or the same person, Anthony Devolder and Anna Delvey? /HiyVITzV0D Separated At Birth Twitter Edition: This week, the Talented Mr. We begin our third act with our favorite stolen feature. The box can be beaten by a variety of methods. I’m among those who is dubious of its reliability. It is still widely used by the police and government to ferret out liars. It was Keeler’s shady use of the polygraph that led the Supreme Court to rule its results inadmissible. The latter even appeared as himself in the Jimmy Stewart-Richard Conte movie Call Northside 777:
Larson did not approve of these uses and went to war with the flashy Keeler. Much to the latter’s disapproval, Keeler took the lie detector to Hollywood then corporate America. Leonarde Keeler started his career as John Larson’s assistant. The latter is best known as the creator of Wonder Woman: Larson is a fascinating figure but not as interesting as his more flamboyant rivals Leonarde Keeler and William Marston. Larson was a cop straight out of crime fiction: he later left policing and became an eminent scientist. Its use so alarmed a Berkeley cop named John Larson that he devised the first reliable lie detector. The Third Degree aka torture was an approved interrogation method in the early 20th Century. The lie detector was intended to be a tool to reform the criminal justice system. I still dig what would have been the featured image so here it is:ĭocumentary Of The Week: I knew nothing about the origins of the polygraph test until seeing the fine PBS documentary, The Lie Detector. I originally planned to write a stand-alone review of an excellent American Experience documentary but decided to do it in this space instead. Jordan has written a fascinating piece on these crime students. He’s the NOT the first such student Jordan has encountered in her career.ĭr. Kohlberg was a graduate student who was studying criminology before his arrest. The arrest of Bryan Kohlberg in the University of Idaho killings punched one of her buttons. This week, we move past the halfway point of round 1, and not a ’74 to be found! ’s version from Veneta takes on another 80s stone cold classic from from Alpine.Ĩ/27/72 is found on the Sunshine Daydream release, and we have video for this one, too! remains unreleased officially on CD but we do have the Downhill From Here DVD.Ī/details/gd.shnfĪ/details/gd. begin our second act by going back to school only without Rodney Dangerfield.Ĭrime Students: Casey Jordan is a criminology professor and CNN analyst. The final performance came on Chicago's Soldier Field on July 8, 1995.
Matchup 4: Grateful Dead best ever China Cat Sunflower> I Know You Rider matchup 4 The one popularly known exception occurred on March 9, 1985, when the band paired it with 'Cumberland Blues.' 'China Cat Sunflower' is the fifth most-played song by the Dead, having been performed at least 552 times. Matchup 3: Grateful Dead best ever China Cat Sunflower> I Know You Rider matchup 3 Matchup 2: Grateful Dead best ever China Cat Sunflower> I Know You Rider matchup 2 Matchup 1: Grateful Dead best ever China Cat Sunflower> I Know You Rider tournament Here are the links to the original thread and first 4 matchups: Last week, ’74 got back on track with a decisive victory for 6/26 Providence. Matchups 1 and 2 were victories for classic 74 versions: 6/16 Des Moines, 5/17 Vancouver, but matchup 3 saw a mighty ’74 fall to 5/3/72 Olympia in a very close match.
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