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Alex Ar [27]
3 years ago
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Mary Claire was witness to a robbery. The police would like her to identify the robber. Instead of bringing suspects in and havi

ng Mary Claire look at them through a one-way mirror, the police have her flip through a selection of photographs of faces, also known as a
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netineya [11]3 years ago
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Answer:photo spread

Explanation:

Photo spread is a book consisting of many photograph of suspects having photographic record with the police, the police uses this way or technique to ask witness to identity or detect a suspect or suspects in an ongoing investigation, with a possible match in the record of the suspects in the photo spread.

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