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At 4:44, the video states that the forensic techniques are shown to be dangerously flawed. This technique was supposed to be 100% solid, and now it comes into question as if it was never used to put people away in the past 100 years. By the same token, we have been told that we got unique fingerprints, and now we find out that two men, Brandon Mayfield and Ouhnane Daoud, can be taken for the same print. When you realize "that the quality controls and procedures that we usually find in science and in that light forensic science actually can sometimes contribute to wrongful convictions," it just seems crazy.