The media, in its rush to judgment and to publish, often neglects the complexity of forensic audio and video analysis. It should not be about taking sides but instead about presenting the facts with clarity.{ai:summary}<p>#society In June 2018, the shooting of an unarmed Black man by police in Minneapolis sparked protests and media sensationalism. The National Center for Audio and Video Forensics was called in to analyze the footage, highlighting the importance of video authenticity and the complexity of forensic analysis in a world driven by media spin. Seeking the truth and questioning our own perceptions is crucial in the face of growing misinformation.</p>

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