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The passage of 60 years has muted but not silenced the controversy over the kidnaping of 20-month-old Charles A.
Who hung around the neighborhood, overseas and elsewhere and there is that possibility that somebody in the community can recognize and identify them and give them a specific name. of course, the other problem is, 72 hours has elapsed. they may have gone -- >> mr. borelli, once you have a visual identification, not visual identification, but visual images of two people or a person, can you match them up electronically through digital analysis with known faces? again, going back to classic old-fashioned techniques. mugshots. do you have a database at the fbi? you can run these through and see w...
Through my head about what might be going on here. but is there any way to know whether this is serious business? organized, al qaeda type? international? domestic? or renegade group? what are we calling them, rogue groups? i don't know how to read the language here what we're looking at. >> yeah. we don't know from that and don't know if that's a real phone call or fake phone call, like he feels somebody is watching him when he's about to place the device so he kind of acts like he's making a call then, you know, i'm putting down my bag while i make the call. it could be that as well. but if ...
Our police, until 8:00 in the morning, then chief and fbi and atf will go out and announce it. we'll give in-house agents 12, 15 hours to find them. if they don't, we're going to release it. so it will probably leak to the media. that was 4:00 p.m., the sniper command post. by 9:00 p.m., the tag was on a media that a witness spotted him at the rest stop. i think they're going to get quick calls. there will be false positives. that's normal in a big case. everything that's happening here is normal in a big case. all the agencies are doing the right thing, from the commissioner of police, ed dav...
Public support, you have a force multiplier now of millions of people that will see the photograph of the individuals or individual being sought. and there's a high likelihood that someone will recognize that person and call in and tip off the fbi. you take that information and put it with what they already know and what they're gathering through physical evidence and electronic surveillance, whatever they're using in addition to photography. and that helps put the case together. >> so it's an old-fashioned wanted poster at that point. >> essentially it becomes like a wanted poster. america's ...