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I don't know about you guys but I fly a lot mostly for work at the end of many of my flights I confront this problem problem surely many of you are familiar with this I know what my bag looks like at least I think I do but the airport's remind us that many bags look alike indeed they do most are black most are about the same size and shape if you have any distinguishing characteristics which is kind of weird and of course they're way too many of them on the luggage carousel and so we make mistakes I can't tell you how many times I've lifted somebody else's bag off the carousel only to realize that it wasn't mine twice I watched in dismay if somebody grabbed my bag and disappeared into the crowd and LaGuardia woman once got as far as a taxi line out front before I caught up with her all which can be pretty distressing especially when you're traveling but in the end it's really just a minor inconvenience just a little bit of rushing around or perhaps waiting for somebody to realize they picked up the wrong bag trivial in the grand scheme of things but now I want you to consider a similar type of misidentification problem but one with severe tragic consequences in 2004 a 16 year old high school student from Lemon Grove California known as Erica was abducted by a man while walking to a friend's house Erica was tossed into the roadside bushes just the other side of this tunnel formed by the highway 94 overpass and she was sexually assaulted Erica punched her assailant repeatedly in the face eventually broke free and was rescued by a passerby now there were two significant witnesses to this crime Erica of course and a man by the name of angel Rivera who happened to be driving by both witnesses described the assailant as white about 5 foot 10 medium build brown hair and a goatee Eric actually provided a drawing and the in the sheriff's notebook she can get a sense of what he looks like there Erica also reported that she'd seen the assailant driving a pickup truck and she put it it was a crappy looking pickup truck and and there's a drawing of the pickup truck so you know what it looks like based on these limited Clues the San Diego Sheriff's Office eventually detained a 25 year old construction worker from San Diego by the name of Uriah Courtney that's Courtney on the right and you can see it does bear certain resemblance to the drawing Courtney was presented to both of the witnesses and a lineup lineup seized days typically take the form of a set of photographs usually six it's called the six pack so there's a six pack for the for Courtney Courtney's the person and the the lower-left both witnesses picked Courtney out of the lineup and in the end...