A Brainwave fingerprint evidence in criminal court!

Brain fingerprinting allows investigators to identify or exonerate subjects through measurement of brain-wave responses to crime-related pictures or words presented on a computer screen. The technique is based on the principle that the brain is central to all human activities, it plans, executes, and records information. If a subject has information pertaining to a crime, that information is permanently recorded in the brain and, with proper training and technology, can be retrieved.

About Dr. Michel Funicelli
Former lecturer at Charles Sturt University (NSW, Australia) at the School of Policing Studies. Retired police officer with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police with operational experience in patrol, serious crime, federal investigations (i.e. smuggling and drug enforcement), and organised crime. My academic research interests are in memory detection through brainwave analysis (P300-based Concealed Information Test), lie detection, investigative interviewing, psychopathy, and psychology of terrorism.

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