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The Brain Fingerprinting Technology




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ABSTRACT

Brain Fingerprinting is a new computer-based technology to
identify the perpetrator of a crime accurately and scientifically
by measuring brain-wave responses to crime-relevant words or
pictures presented on a computer screen. Brain Fingerprinting
has proven 100% accurate in over 120 tests, including tests on
FBI agents, tests for a US intelligence agency and for the US
Navy, and tests on real-life situations including felony crimes.

Why Brain Fingerprinting???

 Brain Fingerprinting is based on the principle that the brain is
central to all human acts. In a criminal act, there may or may not
be many kinds of peripheral evidence, but the brain is always
there, planning, executing, and recording the crime. The
fundamental difference between a perpetrator and a falsely
accused, innocent person is that the perpetrator, having
committed the crime, has the details of the crime stored in his
brain, and the innocent suspect does not. This is what Brain
Fingerprinting detects scientifically.

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CONTENTS:
  1. Introduction.
  2. MERMER Methodology.
  3. Technique.
  4. Four phases of Farwell Brain Fingerprinting.
  5.   Scientific      procedures,       Research     and
       Applications.
  6. Advantages         and       Limitations   of   Brain
       Fingerprinting.
  7. Conclusion.
  8. References.




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1.Introduction:
Brain Fingerprinting is a               Related             Multifaceted
controversial            proposed       Electroencephalographic
investigative technique that            Response") response to detect
measures      recognition      of       familiarity reaction. One of
familiar stimuli by measuring           the    applications        is     lie
electrical       brain      wave        detection. Dr. Lawrence A.
responses to words, phrases,            Farwell       has      invented,
or pictures that are presented          developed,      proven,          and
on a computer screen. Brain             patented the technique of
fingerprinting was invented             Farwell Brain Fingerprinting,
by Lawrence Farwell. The                a     new      computer-based
theory is that the suspect's            technology to identify the
reaction to the details of an           perpetrator    of      a        crime
event or activity will reflect if       accurately and scientifically
the    suspect        had   prior       by    measuring       brain-wave
knowledge of the event or               responses to crime-relevant
activity. This test uses what           words or pictures presented
Farwell calls the MERMER                on    a     computer       screen.
("Memory        and      Encoding       Farwell Brain Fingerprinting

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has proven 100% accurate in                 in       situations     where
over 120 tests, including tests             investigators have a sufficient
on FBI agents, tests for a US               amount        of      specific
intelligence agency and for                 information about an event or
the US Navy, and tests on                   activity that would be known
real-life situations including              only to the perpetrator and
actual crimes.                              investigator. In this respect,
                                            Brain     Fingerprinting     is
What             is           Brain
                                            considered a type of Guilty
Fingerprinting?
                                            Knowledge Test, where the
Brain      Fingerprinting          is       "guilty" party is expected to
designed        to       determine          react strongly to the relevant
whether         an       individual         detail of the event of the
recognizes                   specific       activity. Existing (polygraph)
information related to an                   procedures for assessing
event      or        activity     by        the validity of a suspect's
measuring       electrical      brain       "guilty" knowledge rely
wave responses to words,
                                            on       measurement        of
phrases, or pictures presented
                                            autonomic arousal (e.g.,
on a computer screen. The
                                            palm sweating and heart
technique can be applied only
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rate),        while          Brain       of   the    perpetrator.         Brain
Fingerprinting           measures        Fingerprinting        provides        a
electrical brain activity via a          means to objectively and
fitted headband containing               scientifically                  connect
special       sensors.       Brain       evidence     from         the    crime
Fingerprinting is said to be             scene with evidence stored in
more accurate in detecting               the brain. (This is similar to
"guilty" knowledge distinct              the process of connecting
from the false positives of              DNA        samples        from      the
traditional              polygraph       perpetrator with biological
methods, but this is hotly               evidence found at the scene
disputed       by     specialized        of   the     crime;       only      the
researchers.                             evidence evaluated by Brain
                                         Fingerprinting       is     evidence
The secrets of Brain
                                         stored in the brain.) Brain
Fingerprinting:                          Fingerprinting             measures
Matching evidence at the                 electrical brain activity in
crime scene with                         response to crime-relevant
evidence in the brain                    words or pictures presented
When a crime is committed, a             on a computer screen, and
record is stored in the brain            reveals a brain MERMER
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(memory            and      encoding        presented via computer to the
related                  multifaceted       subject for a fraction of a
electroencephalographic                     second each. Each of these
response) when, and only                    stimuli are organised by the
when, the evidence stored in                test-giver to be a “Target,”
the    brain        matches       the       “Irrelevant,” or a “Probe.”
evidence      from        the   crime       The Target stimuli are chosen
scene. Thus, the guilty can be              to be relevant information to
identified and the innocent                 the tested subject, and are
can be cleared in an accurate,              used to establish a baseline
scientific,    objective,       non-        brain        response       for
invasive, non-stressful, and                information that is significant
non-testimonial manner                      to the subject being tested.
                                            The subject is instructed to
                                            press on button for Targets,
2.MERMER                                    and another button for all
Methodology:                                other stimuli. Most of the
The procedure used is similar               non-Target      stimuli     are
to the Guilty Knowledge                     Irrelevant, and are totally
Test; a series of words,                    unrelated to the situation that
sounds,       or     pictures     are       the subject is being tested for.
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The Irrelevant stimuli do not             response does not elicit a
elicit a MERMER, and so                   MERMER, indicating that
establish a baseline brain                the information is absent
response for information that             from their mind. Note that
is insignificant to the subject           there does not have to be an
in this context. Some of the              emotional response of any
non-Target are relevant to the            kind to the stimuli- this test is
situation that the subject is             entirely      reliant      upon
being      tested    for.     These       recognition response to the
stimuli, Probes, are relevant             stimuli, and relies upon a
to the test, and are significant          difference    in   recognition-
to the subject, and will elicit           hence the association with the
a MERMER, signifying that                 Oddball effect
the subject has understood
that stimuli to be significant.               3.Technique:
A    subject        lacking    this
                                          The person to be tested wears
information in their brain, the
                                          a   special   headband      with
response      to     the      Probe
                                          electronic     sensors      that
stimulus            will         be
                                          measure                      the
indistinguishable      from     the
                                          electroencephalography from
irrelevant     stimulus.       This
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several locations on the scalp.        milliseconds            after    it    is
In order to calibrate the brain        confronted with a stimulus of
fingerprinting system, the test        special significance, e.g. a
is presented with a series of          rare vs. a common stimulas
irrelevant stimuli, words, and         or a stimulas the proband is
pictures, and a series of              asked to count. The novel
relevant stimuli, words, and           interpretation            in      brain
pictures. The test subject's           fingerprinting is to look for
brain response to these two            P300 as response to stimuli
different types of stimuli             related    to      the      crime      in
allow the tester to determine          question        e.g.,      a     murder
if   the     measured      brain       weapon or a victim's face.
responses to test stimuli,             Because it is based on EEG
called     probes,   are   more        signals, the system does not
similar to the relevant or             require the testee to issue
irrelevant    responses.    The        verbal responses to questions
technique     uses   the   well        or         stimuli.               Brain
known fact that an electrical          fingerprinting uses cognitive
signal known as P300 is                brain      responses,             brain
emitted from an individual's           fingerprinting            does        not
brain      approximately    300        depend on the emotions of
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the subject, nor is it affected          suspect is apprehended, is
by      emotional      responses.        scientifically compared with
Brain      fingerprinting      is        evidence on the person of the
fundamentally different from             suspect to detect a match that
the polygraph (lie-detector),            would place the suspect at the
which     measures      emotion-         crime scene. Farwell Brain
based physiological signals              Fingerprinting          works
such as heart rate, sweating,            similarly, except that the
and blood pressure. Also,                evidence collected both at the
unlike polygraph testing, it             crime scene and on the
does not attempt to determine            person of the suspect (i.e., in
whether or not the subject is            the brain as revealed by
lying or telling the truth.              electrical brain responses) is
                                         informational evidence rather
4.Four phases of Farwell
                                         than physical evidence. There
Brain Fingerprinting:
                                         are four stages to Farwell
In fingerprinting and DNA                Brain Fingerprinting, which
fingerprinting,         evidence         are similar to the steps in
recognized and collected at              fingerprinting    and    DNA
the     crime       scene,    and        fingerprinting:
preserved properly until a
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1. Brain Fingerprinting Crime           Collection     in      order       to
Scene Evidence Collection;              determine whether or not the
                                        evidence     from     the      crime
2. Brain Fingerprinting Brain
                                        scene      matches         evidence
Evidence Collection;
                                        stored in the brain of the
3.    Brain     Fingerprinting          suspect. In the Computer
Computer Evidence Analysis;             Evidence      Analysis,           the
and                                     Farwell Brain Fingerprinting
                                        system makes a mathematical
4.    Brain     Fingerprinting
                                        determination as to whether
Scientific Result.
                                        or not this specific evidence
In the Crime Scene Evidence             is stored in the brain, and
Collection,   an     expert   in        computes         a         statistical
Farwell Brain Fingerprinting            confidence           for         that
examines the crime scene                determination.                  This
and other evidence connected            determination and statistical
with the crime to identify              confidence     constitute         the
details of the crime that               Scientific Result of Farwell
would be known only to the              Brain Fingerprinting: either
perpetrator. The expert then            "information present" – the
conducts the Brain Evidence             details of the crime are stored
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in the brain of the suspect –           Fingerprinting presents a new
or "information absent" – the           paradigm in forensic science.
details of the crime are not            This    new    system      detects
stored in the brain of the              information directly, on the
suspect.                                basis            of           the
                                        electrophysiological
5.Scientific       procedures,
                                        manifestations                 of
Research                     and
                                        information-processing brain
Applications:                           activity,     measured       non-

       Informational                   invasively from the scalp.

        Evidence Detection.             Since Brain Fingerprinting
                                        depends       only    on    brain
The detection of concealed
                                        information     processing,     it
information stored in the
                                        does not depend on the
brains of suspects, witnesses,
                                        emotional response of the
intelligence      sources,   and
                                        subject.
others is of central concern to
all      phases       of     law           The Brain MERMER

enforcement, government and             Brain Fingerprinting utilizes
private investigations, and             multifaceted
intelligence operations. Brain          electroencephalographic
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response analysis (MERA) to                  computerized                    signal-
detect information stored in                 detection algorithm.
the human brain. A memory
                                                  Scientific Procedure
and        encoding          related
multifaceted                                 Brain              Fingerprinting
electroencephalographic                      incorporates the following
response      (MERMER)             is        procedure. A sequence of
elicited when an individual                  words or pictures is presented
recognizes and processes an                  on a video monitor under
incoming stimulus that is                    computer         control.         Each
significant     or     noteworthy.           stimulus        appears     for      a
When an irrelevant stimulus                  fraction of a second. Three
is seen, it is insignificant and             types      of         stimuli      are
not     noteworthy,        and    the        presented:                "targets,"
MERMER              response       is        "irrelevants," and "probes."
absent.       The          MERMER            The targets are made relevant
occurs within about a second                 and     noteworthy          to      all
after         the           stimulus         subjects: the subject is given
presentation,        and    can   be         a list of the target stimuli and
readily detected using EEG                   instructed       to       press      a
amplifiers            and          a         particular button in response
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to    targets,   and   to       press        MERMER. For an innocent
another button in response to                subject lacking this detailed
all other stimuli. Since the                 knowledge of the crime, the
targets are noteworthy for the               probes are indistinguishable
subject,     they      elicit      a         from the irrelevant stimuli.
MERMER. Most of the non-                     For such a subject, the probes
target stimuli are irrelevant,               are not noteworthy, and thus
having no relation to the                    probes     do     not   elicit     a
crime. These irrelevants do                  MERMER.
not elicit a MERMER. Some
                                                  ComputerControlled
of the non-target stimuli are
relevant to the crime or                     The         entire            Brain
situation under investigation.               Fingerprinting       System        is
These relevant stimuli are                   under      computer         control,
referred to as probes. For a                 including presentation of the
subject who has committed                    stimuli    and     recording      of
the crime, the probes are                    electrical brain activity, as
noteworthy       due       to     his        well as a mathematical data
knowledge of the details of                  analysis        algorithm        that
the    crime,    and       therefore         compares the responses to the
probes      elicit     a        brain        three types of stimuli and
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produces a determination of                   2: Aid in identifying trained
"information                present"          terrorists with the potential to
("guilty")     or     "information            commit future terrorist acts,
absent" ("innocent"), and a                   even if they are in a “sleeper”
statistical confidence level                  cell and have not been active
for this determination. At no                 for years.
time during the testing and
                                              3: Help to identify people
data analysis do any biases
                                              who    have     knowledge    or
and    interpretations        of    a
                                              training in banking, finance
system       expert    affect      the
                                              or communications and who
stimulus presentation or brain
                                              are associated with terrorist
responses.
                                              teams and acts.
Counter terrorism: Brain
                                              4: Help to determine if an
fingerprinting        can       help
                                              individual is in a leadership
address the following critical
                                              role   within     a    terrorist
elements in the fight against
                                              organization.             Brain
terrorism:
                                              fingerprinting technology is
1: Aid in determining who                     based on the principle that
has participated in terrorist                 the brain is central to all
acts, directly or indirectly.                 human acts. In a terrorist act,
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there may or may not be                        to   determine       scientifically
peripheral evidence such as                    whether or not a person has
fingerprints or DNA, but the                   terrorist      training            and
brain of the perpetrator is                    knowledge           of         terrorist
always        there,          planning,        activities. With the Brain
executing, and recording the                   Fingerprinting           system,      a
crime.     The      terrorist      has         significant                scientific
knowledge of organizations,                    breakthrough             has       now
training and plans that an                     become a practical applied
innocent person does not                       technology. A new era in
have. Until the invention of                   security      and        intelligence
Brain Fingerprinting testing,                  gathering has begun. Now,
there was no scientific way to                 terrorists          and          those
detect     this         fundamental            supporting terrorism can be
difference.                      Brain         identified      quickly            and
Fingerprinting                  testing        accurately. No longer should
provides           an         accurate,        any terrorist be able to evade
economical          and         timely         justice for lack of evidence.
solution      to        the     central        And there is no reason why
problem in the fight against                   an innocent individual should
terrorism. It is now possible                  be   falsely    imprisoned           or
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convicted of terrorist activity.           Fingerprinting testing, there
A Brain Fingerprinting test                was no scientifically valid
can      determine     with     an         way     to          detect    this
extremely high degree of                   fundamental            difference.
accuracy     those     who      are        Brain Fingerprinting testing
involved        with    terrorist          does not prove guilt or
activity and those who are                 innocence. That is the role of
not.                                       a   judge     and     jury.   This
                                           exciting technology gives the
Criminal justice: A critical
                                           judge       and      jury     new,
task of the criminal justice
                                           scientifically valid evidence
system is to determine who
                                           to help them arrive at their
has committed a crime. The
                                           decision. DNA evidence and
key difference between a
                                           fingerprints are available in
guilty party and an innocent
                                           only about 1% of major
suspect is that the perpetrator
                                           crimes. It is estimated that
of the crime has a record of
                                           Brain Fingerprinting testing
the crime stored in their
                                           will apply in approximately
brain,    and    the    innocent
                                           60 to 70% of these major
suspect does not. Until the
                                           crimes. The impacts on the
invention         of          Brain
                                           criminal justice system will
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be profound. The potential                first time, how memory and
now exists to significantly               cognitive        functioning     of
improve       the   speed     and         Alzheimer         sufferers      are
accuracy of the entire system,            affected by medications. First
from investigations to parole             generation tests have proven
hearings.                   Brain         to be more accurate than
Fingerprinting testing will be            other routinely used tests, and
able to dramatically reduce               could       be      commercially
the costs associated with                 available in 18-24 months.
investigating and prosecuting             The 30 minute test involves
innocent people and allow                 wearing a headband with
law                 enforcement           built-in                 electrodes;
professionals to concentrate              technicians       then      present
on    suspects      who      have         words, phrases and images
verifiable,               detailed        that are both known and
knowledge of the crimes.                  unknown to the patient to
                                          determine                  whether
Medical:
                                          information that should be in
‘Brain Fingerprinting’ is the             the brain is still there. When
patented technology that can              presented        with      familiar
measure objectively, for the              information,         the       brain
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responds        by       producing          be able to offer significantly
MERMERs,                   specific         more      advanced,         scientific
increases in neuron activity.               methods to help determine
The technician can use this                 the        effectiveness           of
response to measure how                     campaigns and be very cost
quickly        information        is        competitive          with     current
disappearing from the brain                 methodologies.                   This
and whether the drugs they                  technology will be able to
are taking are slowing down                 help          determine         what
the process.                                information           is     actually
                                            retained       in     memory       by
Additional Applications:
                                            individuals. For example, in a
In      advertising,          Brain         branding campaign do people
Fingerprinting       Laboratories           remember the brand, the
will       offer         significant        product, etc. and how do the
advances        in       measuring          results             vary         with
campaign           and       media          demographics? We will also
effectiveness.                Most          be     able    to     measure     the
advertising programs today                  comparative effectiveness of
are    evaluated     subjectively           multiple media types. In the
using focus groups. We will                 insurance       industry,       Brain
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Fingerprinting     Laboratories
will be able to help reduce
the incidence of insurance                   6.Advantages             and
fraud by determining if an                   Limitations of Brain
individual has knowledge of                  Fingerprinting:
fraudulent or criminal acts.            Advantages:
The same type of testing can            a.     Identify    the       Crime
help to determine if an                 Perpetrator       quickly      and
individual       has    specific        scientifically
knowledge         related     to        b. Record of 100 % Accuracy
computer crimes where there             c. Reduced expenditure of
is typically no witness or              Money and Man Hours of
physical evidence.                      Law enforcement
                                        d. Provide smooth handling
The devices used in brain
                                        of    suspects    to   the    Law
fingerprinting
                                        Enforcement Agency
                                        e. Human rights friendly
                                        f. Likely to be an admissible
                                        evidence in Court of Law,
                                        because     the    evidence     is


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scientific, objective, accurate         7.Conclusion:
and non-invasive in nature.             Brain Fingerprinting is a
                                        revolutionary new scientific
Limitations:                            technology      for      solving

a.It does not detect how that           crimes,               identifying

information got there.                  perpetrators, and exonerating
                                        innocent suspects, with a
b.    Brain      Fingerprinting         record of 100% accuracy in
detects only information, and           research with US government
not intent.                             agencies,    actual     criminal

c. Where the suspects knows             cases, and other applications.

everything         that     the         The technology fulfills an

investigator can ask.                   urgent need for governments,
                                        law enforcement agencies,
d.   Authorities     have     no
                                        corporations,    investigators,
information about what crime
                                        crime victims, and falsely
may have taken place. Brain
                                        accused, innocent suspects.
Fingerprinting      does    not
detect lies. It simply detects
information.


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8.References:

  • Farwell LA and Smith SS. Using Brain MERMER Testing
    To Detect Concealed
    Knowledge Despite Efforts To Conceal Journal of Forensic
    Sciences 2001.
  • Farwell     LA   and   Donchin   E.   The    Truth     Will
    Out:Interrogative Polygraphy (“Lie      Detection”) With
    Event Related Potentials.
  • Farwell LA. brainwavescience.com.
  • Lander ES. DNA fingerprinting on trial. Nature 1989.
  • Lambourne GTC. The Use of Fingerprints in Identification.
    Med. Sci Law 1979.




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Bft Abstract

  • 2. ABSTRACT Brain Fingerprinting is a new computer-based technology to identify the perpetrator of a crime accurately and scientifically by measuring brain-wave responses to crime-relevant words or pictures presented on a computer screen. Brain Fingerprinting has proven 100% accurate in over 120 tests, including tests on FBI agents, tests for a US intelligence agency and for the US Navy, and tests on real-life situations including felony crimes. Why Brain Fingerprinting??? Brain Fingerprinting is based on the principle that the brain is central to all human acts. In a criminal act, there may or may not be many kinds of peripheral evidence, but the brain is always there, planning, executing, and recording the crime. The fundamental difference between a perpetrator and a falsely accused, innocent person is that the perpetrator, having committed the crime, has the details of the crime stored in his brain, and the innocent suspect does not. This is what Brain Fingerprinting detects scientifically. 2
  • 3. CONTENTS: 1. Introduction. 2. MERMER Methodology. 3. Technique. 4. Four phases of Farwell Brain Fingerprinting. 5. Scientific procedures, Research and Applications. 6. Advantages and Limitations of Brain Fingerprinting. 7. Conclusion. 8. References. 3
  • 4. 1.Introduction: Brain Fingerprinting is a Related Multifaceted controversial proposed Electroencephalographic investigative technique that Response") response to detect measures recognition of familiarity reaction. One of familiar stimuli by measuring the applications is lie electrical brain wave detection. Dr. Lawrence A. responses to words, phrases, Farwell has invented, or pictures that are presented developed, proven, and on a computer screen. Brain patented the technique of fingerprinting was invented Farwell Brain Fingerprinting, by Lawrence Farwell. The a new computer-based theory is that the suspect's technology to identify the reaction to the details of an perpetrator of a crime event or activity will reflect if accurately and scientifically the suspect had prior by measuring brain-wave knowledge of the event or responses to crime-relevant activity. This test uses what words or pictures presented Farwell calls the MERMER on a computer screen. ("Memory and Encoding Farwell Brain Fingerprinting 4
  • 5. has proven 100% accurate in in situations where over 120 tests, including tests investigators have a sufficient on FBI agents, tests for a US amount of specific intelligence agency and for information about an event or the US Navy, and tests on activity that would be known real-life situations including only to the perpetrator and actual crimes. investigator. In this respect, Brain Fingerprinting is What is Brain considered a type of Guilty Fingerprinting? Knowledge Test, where the Brain Fingerprinting is "guilty" party is expected to designed to determine react strongly to the relevant whether an individual detail of the event of the recognizes specific activity. Existing (polygraph) information related to an procedures for assessing event or activity by the validity of a suspect's measuring electrical brain "guilty" knowledge rely wave responses to words, on measurement of phrases, or pictures presented autonomic arousal (e.g., on a computer screen. The palm sweating and heart technique can be applied only 5
  • 6. rate), while Brain of the perpetrator. Brain Fingerprinting measures Fingerprinting provides a electrical brain activity via a means to objectively and fitted headband containing scientifically connect special sensors. Brain evidence from the crime Fingerprinting is said to be scene with evidence stored in more accurate in detecting the brain. (This is similar to "guilty" knowledge distinct the process of connecting from the false positives of DNA samples from the traditional polygraph perpetrator with biological methods, but this is hotly evidence found at the scene disputed by specialized of the crime; only the researchers. evidence evaluated by Brain Fingerprinting is evidence The secrets of Brain stored in the brain.) Brain Fingerprinting: Fingerprinting measures Matching evidence at the electrical brain activity in crime scene with response to crime-relevant evidence in the brain words or pictures presented When a crime is committed, a on a computer screen, and record is stored in the brain reveals a brain MERMER 6
  • 7. (memory and encoding presented via computer to the related multifaceted subject for a fraction of a electroencephalographic second each. Each of these response) when, and only stimuli are organised by the when, the evidence stored in test-giver to be a “Target,” the brain matches the “Irrelevant,” or a “Probe.” evidence from the crime The Target stimuli are chosen scene. Thus, the guilty can be to be relevant information to identified and the innocent the tested subject, and are can be cleared in an accurate, used to establish a baseline scientific, objective, non- brain response for invasive, non-stressful, and information that is significant non-testimonial manner to the subject being tested. The subject is instructed to press on button for Targets, 2.MERMER and another button for all Methodology: other stimuli. Most of the The procedure used is similar non-Target stimuli are to the Guilty Knowledge Irrelevant, and are totally Test; a series of words, unrelated to the situation that sounds, or pictures are the subject is being tested for. 7
  • 8. The Irrelevant stimuli do not response does not elicit a elicit a MERMER, and so MERMER, indicating that establish a baseline brain the information is absent response for information that from their mind. Note that is insignificant to the subject there does not have to be an in this context. Some of the emotional response of any non-Target are relevant to the kind to the stimuli- this test is situation that the subject is entirely reliant upon being tested for. These recognition response to the stimuli, Probes, are relevant stimuli, and relies upon a to the test, and are significant difference in recognition- to the subject, and will elicit hence the association with the a MERMER, signifying that Oddball effect the subject has understood that stimuli to be significant. 3.Technique: A subject lacking this The person to be tested wears information in their brain, the a special headband with response to the Probe electronic sensors that stimulus will be measure the indistinguishable from the electroencephalography from irrelevant stimulus. This 8
  • 9. several locations on the scalp. milliseconds after it is In order to calibrate the brain confronted with a stimulus of fingerprinting system, the test special significance, e.g. a is presented with a series of rare vs. a common stimulas irrelevant stimuli, words, and or a stimulas the proband is pictures, and a series of asked to count. The novel relevant stimuli, words, and interpretation in brain pictures. The test subject's fingerprinting is to look for brain response to these two P300 as response to stimuli different types of stimuli related to the crime in allow the tester to determine question e.g., a murder if the measured brain weapon or a victim's face. responses to test stimuli, Because it is based on EEG called probes, are more signals, the system does not similar to the relevant or require the testee to issue irrelevant responses. The verbal responses to questions technique uses the well or stimuli. Brain known fact that an electrical fingerprinting uses cognitive signal known as P300 is brain responses, brain emitted from an individual's fingerprinting does not brain approximately 300 depend on the emotions of 9
  • 10. the subject, nor is it affected suspect is apprehended, is by emotional responses. scientifically compared with Brain fingerprinting is evidence on the person of the fundamentally different from suspect to detect a match that the polygraph (lie-detector), would place the suspect at the which measures emotion- crime scene. Farwell Brain based physiological signals Fingerprinting works such as heart rate, sweating, similarly, except that the and blood pressure. Also, evidence collected both at the unlike polygraph testing, it crime scene and on the does not attempt to determine person of the suspect (i.e., in whether or not the subject is the brain as revealed by lying or telling the truth. electrical brain responses) is informational evidence rather 4.Four phases of Farwell than physical evidence. There Brain Fingerprinting: are four stages to Farwell In fingerprinting and DNA Brain Fingerprinting, which fingerprinting, evidence are similar to the steps in recognized and collected at fingerprinting and DNA the crime scene, and fingerprinting: preserved properly until a 10
  • 11. 1. Brain Fingerprinting Crime Collection in order to Scene Evidence Collection; determine whether or not the evidence from the crime 2. Brain Fingerprinting Brain scene matches evidence Evidence Collection; stored in the brain of the 3. Brain Fingerprinting suspect. In the Computer Computer Evidence Analysis; Evidence Analysis, the and Farwell Brain Fingerprinting system makes a mathematical 4. Brain Fingerprinting determination as to whether Scientific Result. or not this specific evidence In the Crime Scene Evidence is stored in the brain, and Collection, an expert in computes a statistical Farwell Brain Fingerprinting confidence for that examines the crime scene determination. This and other evidence connected determination and statistical with the crime to identify confidence constitute the details of the crime that Scientific Result of Farwell would be known only to the Brain Fingerprinting: either perpetrator. The expert then "information present" – the conducts the Brain Evidence details of the crime are stored 11
  • 12. in the brain of the suspect – Fingerprinting presents a new or "information absent" – the paradigm in forensic science. details of the crime are not This new system detects stored in the brain of the information directly, on the suspect. basis of the electrophysiological 5.Scientific procedures, manifestations of Research and information-processing brain Applications: activity, measured non-  Informational invasively from the scalp. Evidence Detection. Since Brain Fingerprinting depends only on brain The detection of concealed information processing, it information stored in the does not depend on the brains of suspects, witnesses, emotional response of the intelligence sources, and subject. others is of central concern to all phases of law  The Brain MERMER enforcement, government and Brain Fingerprinting utilizes private investigations, and multifaceted intelligence operations. Brain electroencephalographic 12
  • 13. response analysis (MERA) to computerized signal- detect information stored in detection algorithm. the human brain. A memory  Scientific Procedure and encoding related multifaceted Brain Fingerprinting electroencephalographic incorporates the following response (MERMER) is procedure. A sequence of elicited when an individual words or pictures is presented recognizes and processes an on a video monitor under incoming stimulus that is computer control. Each significant or noteworthy. stimulus appears for a When an irrelevant stimulus fraction of a second. Three is seen, it is insignificant and types of stimuli are not noteworthy, and the presented: "targets," MERMER response is "irrelevants," and "probes." absent. The MERMER The targets are made relevant occurs within about a second and noteworthy to all after the stimulus subjects: the subject is given presentation, and can be a list of the target stimuli and readily detected using EEG instructed to press a amplifiers and a particular button in response 13
  • 14. to targets, and to press MERMER. For an innocent another button in response to subject lacking this detailed all other stimuli. Since the knowledge of the crime, the targets are noteworthy for the probes are indistinguishable subject, they elicit a from the irrelevant stimuli. MERMER. Most of the non- For such a subject, the probes target stimuli are irrelevant, are not noteworthy, and thus having no relation to the probes do not elicit a crime. These irrelevants do MERMER. not elicit a MERMER. Some  ComputerControlled of the non-target stimuli are relevant to the crime or The entire Brain situation under investigation. Fingerprinting System is These relevant stimuli are under computer control, referred to as probes. For a including presentation of the subject who has committed stimuli and recording of the crime, the probes are electrical brain activity, as noteworthy due to his well as a mathematical data knowledge of the details of analysis algorithm that the crime, and therefore compares the responses to the probes elicit a brain three types of stimuli and 14
  • 15. produces a determination of 2: Aid in identifying trained "information present" terrorists with the potential to ("guilty") or "information commit future terrorist acts, absent" ("innocent"), and a even if they are in a “sleeper” statistical confidence level cell and have not been active for this determination. At no for years. time during the testing and 3: Help to identify people data analysis do any biases who have knowledge or and interpretations of a training in banking, finance system expert affect the or communications and who stimulus presentation or brain are associated with terrorist responses. teams and acts. Counter terrorism: Brain 4: Help to determine if an fingerprinting can help individual is in a leadership address the following critical role within a terrorist elements in the fight against organization. Brain terrorism: fingerprinting technology is 1: Aid in determining who based on the principle that has participated in terrorist the brain is central to all acts, directly or indirectly. human acts. In a terrorist act, 15
  • 16. there may or may not be to determine scientifically peripheral evidence such as whether or not a person has fingerprints or DNA, but the terrorist training and brain of the perpetrator is knowledge of terrorist always there, planning, activities. With the Brain executing, and recording the Fingerprinting system, a crime. The terrorist has significant scientific knowledge of organizations, breakthrough has now training and plans that an become a practical applied innocent person does not technology. A new era in have. Until the invention of security and intelligence Brain Fingerprinting testing, gathering has begun. Now, there was no scientific way to terrorists and those detect this fundamental supporting terrorism can be difference. Brain identified quickly and Fingerprinting testing accurately. No longer should provides an accurate, any terrorist be able to evade economical and timely justice for lack of evidence. solution to the central And there is no reason why problem in the fight against an innocent individual should terrorism. It is now possible be falsely imprisoned or 16
  • 17. convicted of terrorist activity. Fingerprinting testing, there A Brain Fingerprinting test was no scientifically valid can determine with an way to detect this extremely high degree of fundamental difference. accuracy those who are Brain Fingerprinting testing involved with terrorist does not prove guilt or activity and those who are innocence. That is the role of not. a judge and jury. This exciting technology gives the Criminal justice: A critical judge and jury new, task of the criminal justice scientifically valid evidence system is to determine who to help them arrive at their has committed a crime. The decision. DNA evidence and key difference between a fingerprints are available in guilty party and an innocent only about 1% of major suspect is that the perpetrator crimes. It is estimated that of the crime has a record of Brain Fingerprinting testing the crime stored in their will apply in approximately brain, and the innocent 60 to 70% of these major suspect does not. Until the crimes. The impacts on the invention of Brain criminal justice system will 17
  • 18. be profound. The potential first time, how memory and now exists to significantly cognitive functioning of improve the speed and Alzheimer sufferers are accuracy of the entire system, affected by medications. First from investigations to parole generation tests have proven hearings. Brain to be more accurate than Fingerprinting testing will be other routinely used tests, and able to dramatically reduce could be commercially the costs associated with available in 18-24 months. investigating and prosecuting The 30 minute test involves innocent people and allow wearing a headband with law enforcement built-in electrodes; professionals to concentrate technicians then present on suspects who have words, phrases and images verifiable, detailed that are both known and knowledge of the crimes. unknown to the patient to determine whether Medical: information that should be in ‘Brain Fingerprinting’ is the the brain is still there. When patented technology that can presented with familiar measure objectively, for the information, the brain 18
  • 19. responds by producing be able to offer significantly MERMERs, specific more advanced, scientific increases in neuron activity. methods to help determine The technician can use this the effectiveness of response to measure how campaigns and be very cost quickly information is competitive with current disappearing from the brain methodologies. This and whether the drugs they technology will be able to are taking are slowing down help determine what the process. information is actually retained in memory by Additional Applications: individuals. For example, in a In advertising, Brain branding campaign do people Fingerprinting Laboratories remember the brand, the will offer significant product, etc. and how do the advances in measuring results vary with campaign and media demographics? We will also effectiveness. Most be able to measure the advertising programs today comparative effectiveness of are evaluated subjectively multiple media types. In the using focus groups. We will insurance industry, Brain 19
  • 20. Fingerprinting Laboratories will be able to help reduce the incidence of insurance 6.Advantages and fraud by determining if an Limitations of Brain individual has knowledge of Fingerprinting: fraudulent or criminal acts. Advantages: The same type of testing can a. Identify the Crime help to determine if an Perpetrator quickly and individual has specific scientifically knowledge related to b. Record of 100 % Accuracy computer crimes where there c. Reduced expenditure of is typically no witness or Money and Man Hours of physical evidence. Law enforcement d. Provide smooth handling The devices used in brain of suspects to the Law fingerprinting Enforcement Agency e. Human rights friendly f. Likely to be an admissible evidence in Court of Law, because the evidence is 20
  • 21. scientific, objective, accurate 7.Conclusion: and non-invasive in nature. Brain Fingerprinting is a revolutionary new scientific Limitations: technology for solving a.It does not detect how that crimes, identifying information got there. perpetrators, and exonerating innocent suspects, with a b. Brain Fingerprinting record of 100% accuracy in detects only information, and research with US government not intent. agencies, actual criminal c. Where the suspects knows cases, and other applications. everything that the The technology fulfills an investigator can ask. urgent need for governments, law enforcement agencies, d. Authorities have no corporations, investigators, information about what crime crime victims, and falsely may have taken place. Brain accused, innocent suspects. Fingerprinting does not detect lies. It simply detects information. 21
  • 22. 8.References: • Farwell LA and Smith SS. Using Brain MERMER Testing To Detect Concealed Knowledge Despite Efforts To Conceal Journal of Forensic Sciences 2001. • Farwell LA and Donchin E. The Truth Will Out:Interrogative Polygraphy (“Lie Detection”) With Event Related Potentials. • Farwell LA. brainwavescience.com. • Lander ES. DNA fingerprinting on trial. Nature 1989. • Lambourne GTC. The Use of Fingerprints in Identification. Med. Sci Law 1979. 22
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