There is no date on this CIA paper that describes the operation and features of Identi-Kit. The paper’s analysis is based on the “box kit” version of the tool when it contained 500 features, which goes back several decades. Nevertheless, the conclusions on the last page of the report are still true with today’s advanced computer version.
Click here to read the paper.
Or go to this link: https://www.cia.gov/library/center-for-the-study-of-intelligence/kent-csi/vol4no1/pdf/v04i1a03p.pdf

The training class schedule for December 2009 is published. Identi-Kit clients should have received an email notice recently with a link to the schedule. If you have not received a notice and would like to attend our web based training, click on the “contact us” link above and send us an email. You must be an active member of a law enforcement agency to attend.

The value of less specificity when creating a composite sketch is clearly evident in this suspected killer story. Police are crediting a facial sketch drawn by a witness for the arrest of a suspected killer in Bolivia. Here’s the link: http://news.ninemsn.com.au/world/975315/police-nab-suspect-despite-ridiculed-sketch

I will be updating this text with a Network Installation troubleshooting FAQ.

Until then if you have any installation questions call 866-414-9286.

Identi-Kit Blog will be growing with new posts being added. Stay tuned for new categories such as Installation, Tech Support and Tips & Tricks using the software.