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    Will you just state your name and experience for the record
    Will you just state your name and experience for the record

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    My name is James Warner Wallace I'm retired homicide detective in Los Angeles county
    My name is James Warner Wallace I'm retired homicide detective in Los Angeles county

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    And are you the author of the book cold-case christianity? Yes I am
    And are you the author of the book cold-case christianity? Yes I am

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    Can you share the subtitle of the book of the court please
    Can you share the subtitle of the book of the court please

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    A homicide detective investigates the claims of the Gospels
    A homicide detective investigates the claims of the Gospels

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    Would I be correct in saying that you're, your duties as a homicide detective
    Would I be correct in saying that you're, your duties as a homicide detective

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    include investigating cold-case homicides?
    include investigating cold-case homicides?

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    Yes that is and was my expertise. Don't most of those cases get solved with DNA evidence?
    Yes that is and was my expertise. Don't most of those cases get solved with DNA evidence?

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    Objection leading and counsel is testifying again your honor
    Objection leading and counsel is testifying again your honor

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    I'll rephrase how many of your cold cases were solved through the use of DNA evidence?
    I'll rephrase how many of your cold cases were solved through the use of DNA evidence?

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    None. Not one that's a often popular on TV but our departments never had the
    None. Not one that's a often popular on TV but our departments never had the

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    good fortune of solving a cold case with DNA
    good fortune of solving a cold case with DNA

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    Well how do most of these cases get solved?
    Well how do most of these cases get solved?

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    Often by examining eyewitness claims that witness claims that were made many years earlier
    Often by examining eyewitness claims that witness claims that were made many years earlier

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    even though often our witnesses are now deceased.
    even though often our witnesses are now deceased.

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    Forgive my ignorance Mr. Wallace but how's that possible?
    Forgive my ignorance Mr. Wallace but how's that possible?

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    We have a number of techniques we can use to test the reliability of an
    We have a number of techniques we can use to test the reliability of an

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    eyewitness including something called forensics statement analysis that's a
    eyewitness including something called forensics statement analysis that's a

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    discipline but we scrutinized that statements of eyewitnesses, and looking
    discipline but we scrutinized that statements of eyewitnesses, and looking

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    at what they choose to minimize, what they choose to emphasize, what they admit
    at what they choose to minimize, what they choose to emphasize, what they admit

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    all together how they expand time or contract time and when we examine these
    all together how they expand time or contract time and when we examine these

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    kinds of eyewitness accounts we can usually tell who's lying and who's
    kinds of eyewitness accounts we can usually tell who's lying and who's

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    telling the truth and even who the guilty parties is.
    telling the truth and even who the guilty parties is.

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    And did you apply this skill said anytime outside of your official capacity?
    And did you apply this skill said anytime outside of your official capacity?

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    Yes I applied my expertise to the death of Jesus at the hands of the Romans and
    Yes I applied my expertise to the death of Jesus at the hands of the Romans and

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    I actually looked at the Gospels as I would any other set of forensic
    I actually looked at the Gospels as I would any other set of forensic

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    statements within a matter of months I determined that the four Gospels written
    statements within a matter of months I determined that the four Gospels written

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    from different perspectives contain the eyewitness accounts about the life
    from different perspectives contain the eyewitness accounts about the life

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    ministry, death and resurrection of Jesus.
    ministry, death and resurrection of Jesus.

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    And did you consider that the four accounts might be part of a
    And did you consider that the four accounts might be part of a

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    conspiracy designed to promote belief in the fledgling faith you have to consider
    conspiracy designed to promote belief in the fledgling faith you have to consider

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    conspiracies when assessing eyewitness accounts but successful conspiracies
    conspiracies when assessing eyewitness accounts but successful conspiracies

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    typically involve the fewest number of people it's a lot easier for two people
    typically involve the fewest number of people it's a lot easier for two people

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    to lie keep a secret than it is for 20 and that's where the problem with the
    to lie keep a secret than it is for 20 and that's where the problem with the

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    conspiracy theories related to the Apostles in the first century.
    conspiracy theories related to the Apostles in the first century.

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    They're just far too many of them trying to hold this conspiracy for far too long a
    They're just far too many of them trying to hold this conspiracy for far too long a

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    period of time and far worse they're experiencing pressure like no other
    period of time and far worse they're experiencing pressure like no other

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    unimaginable pressure every one of these folks was tortured and died what they
    unimaginable pressure every one of these folks was tortured and died what they

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    claim to see and none of them ever recanted their story so the idea that
    claim to see and none of them ever recanted their story so the idea that

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    this is a conspiracy the first century is just really unreasonable
    this is a conspiracy the first century is just really unreasonable

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    instead what I see in the Gospels something I call
    instead what I see in the Gospels something I call

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    "Unintended eyewitness support statements"
    "Unintended eyewitness support statements"

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    What's an unintended eye witness support statement?
    What's an unintended eye witness support statement?

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    If i can borrow your Bible.
    If i can borrow your Bible.

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    let me go to the Gospel of Matthew for example of this I'll start with the
    let me go to the Gospel of Matthew for example of this I'll start with the

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    passage where Jesus is in front of Caiaphas at a hearing it says here then
    passage where Jesus is in front of Caiaphas at a hearing it says here then

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    they spit in his face and struck him with their fists others slapped him and said
    they spit in his face and struck him with their fists others slapped him and said

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    prophesy to us Christ who hit you?
    prophesy to us Christ who hit you?

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    That seems like a very simple request given that the people who hit him or
    That seems like a very simple request given that the people who hit him or

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    standing right in front of them what does make no sense what-- Why would it be
    standing right in front of them what does make no sense what-- Why would it be

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    prophecy to be able to tell you who hit you? But it's not until you read Luke
    prophecy to be able to tell you who hit you? But it's not until you read Luke

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    that you get an answer to this.
    that you get an answer to this.

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    He says the men who were guarding Jesus began mocking and beating him.
    He says the men who were guarding Jesus began mocking and beating him.

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    They blindfolded him and demanded prophesy who hit you.
    They blindfolded him and demanded prophesy who hit you.

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    So now we know why this was a challenge because Luke tells us the thing that
    So now we know why this was a challenge because Luke tells us the thing that

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    Matthew left out that he was actually blindfolded the time it took place this
    Matthew left out that he was actually blindfolded the time it took place this

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    is very common this kind of unintentional eyewitness support that
    is very common this kind of unintentional eyewitness support that

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    fills in a detail that the first book has left out after years of scrutinizing
    fills in a detail that the first book has left out after years of scrutinizing

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    his Gospels using the example that I used to determine if I witnesses is reliable
    his Gospels using the example that I used to determine if I witnesses is reliable

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    I concluded the Four Gospels in this book contain the reliable accounts of the
    I concluded the Four Gospels in this book contain the reliable accounts of the

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    actual words of Jesus.
    actual words of Jesus.

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    And that's to include the statements quoted by Miss Wesley in her class
    And that's to include the statements quoted by Miss Wesley in her class

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    Absolutely.
    Absolutely.

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    Thank You detective.
    Thank You detective.

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    Your witness.
    Your witness.

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    Detective Wallace I'm not going to try to match biblical knowledge with you but
    Detective Wallace I'm not going to try to match biblical knowledge with you but

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    isn't it true that these Gospel accounts vary widely and what they say that there
    isn't it true that these Gospel accounts vary widely and what they say that there

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    are numerous discrepancies between these accounts?
    are numerous discrepancies between these accounts?

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    Absolutely. But that's exactly what we should expect.
    Absolutely. But that's exactly what we should expect.

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    -----I don't quite understand that...
    -----I don't quite understand that...

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    Reliable eyewitness accounts always differ slightly in the way they recall the story.
    Reliable eyewitness accounts always differ slightly in the way they recall the story.

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    They're coming to it from different geographic perspectives, their history, even where they are located in the room
    They're coming to it from different geographic perspectives, their history, even where they are located in the room

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    When I examine the Gospels, I was trying to determine if these were
    When I examine the Gospels, I was trying to determine if these were

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    accurate reliable accounts in spite of any differences that might be between the accounts.
    accurate reliable accounts in spite of any differences that might be between the accounts.

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    Ahhh. And as a devout Christian, you feel you succeeded?
    Ahhh. And as a devout Christian, you feel you succeeded?

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    Mr. Kane. I think misunderstand me when I began this study I was a devout atheist I
    Mr. Kane. I think misunderstand me when I began this study I was a devout atheist I

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    began examining the Gospels as a committed skeptic not as a believer.
    began examining the Gospels as a committed skeptic not as a believer.

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    You see, I wasn't raised in a Christian environment although I do think I have
    You see, I wasn't raised in a Christian environment although I do think I have

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    an unusually high regard for the value of evidence I'm not a Christian because
    an unusually high regard for the value of evidence I'm not a Christian because

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    I was raised that way or because I hope that would satisfy some need or
    I was raised that way or because I hope that would satisfy some need or

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    accomplish some goal. I'm simply a Christian because it's evidentially true
    accomplish some goal. I'm simply a Christian because it's evidentially true

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    motion to strike, Your honor. Granted. Jury instructed to ignore detective Wallace's last words
    motion to strike, Your honor. Granted. Jury instructed to ignore detective Wallace's last words

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    no further questions. Witnesses excused.
    no further questions. Witnesses excused.

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God's not dead 2

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Intro:

. Will you just state your name and experience for the record
My name is James Warner Wallace I'm retired homicide detective in Los Angeles county
And are you the author of the book cold-case christianity? Yes I am
Can you share the subtitle of the book of the court please
A homicide detective investigates the claims of the Gospels
Would I be correct in saying that you're, your duties as a homicide detective
include investigating cold-case homicides?. Yes that is and was my expertise. Don't most of those cases get solved with DNA evidence?
Objection leading and counsel is testifying again your honor
I'll rephrase how many of your cold cases were solved through the use of DNA evidence?
None. Not one that's a often popular on TV but our departments never had the
good fortune of solving a cold case with DNA. Well how do most of these cases get solved?. Often by examining eyewitness claims that witness claims that were made many years earlier
even though often our witnesses are now deceased.. Forgive my ignorance Mr. Wallace but how's that possible?
We have a number of techniques we can use to test the reliability of an
eyewitness including something called forensics statement analysis that's a
discipline but we scrutinized that statements of eyewitnesses, and looking

Video Vocabulary

/dəˈtektiv/

noun

Person who investigates and solves crimes.

/rēˈfrāz/

verb

To express something again in different words.

/rəˈtī(ə)rd/

adjective verb

Having stopped working for life. To stop using, producing, or servicing something.

/ˌikˈspirēəns/

noun verb

An event at which you learned something. encounter event or occurrence.

/ˈyo͞oZH(o͞o)əlē/

adverb

under normal conditions.

/inˈvestəˌɡāt/

verb

To try to find out facts; to carry out research.

/ˈpärdē/

noun other verb

social gathering. Groups of people who travel, do some things together. To attend, meet, gather at an event to have fun.

adverb

At a time you choose, it's not important when.

/ˈtestəˌfī/

verb

To tell what you know (in court).

/kəˈrekt/

adjective verb

Being suitable and appropriate for an occasion. To write marks on a piece of work to show mistakes.

/ˈwitnəs/

noun other verb

person who sees event take place. Person who was present to see an event take place. see event happen.

/iɡˈzamən/

verb

To test your knowledge or ability.

/ˈteliNG/

adjective verb

having striking or revealing effect. To recognize something based on certain signs.

/inˈklo͞od/

verb

To make someone, something part of a group.

/tekˈnēk/

noun other

way of carrying out particular task. Ways of doing by using special knowledge or skill.