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Student drivers attend lecture by Bob Bondurant, ambulance, police and race car training at Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving
A Mercedes-Benz sedan driven by Bob Bondurant. Sign for the "Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving" located at the Ontario Motor Speedway in Ontario, California. Gran Prix racecar driver, Bob Bondurant, drives. Grand Prix and other racing trophies awarded to Bob Bondurant. Various cars parked in driving school lot. Bob Bondurant lectures to driving school students inside classroom, mostly men but one woman as well. Bob Bondurant points to diagram. A woman drives a red Chevrolet Camaro on driving school road course. Bob Bondurant uses a toy racecar to demonstrate proper drifting. A car drifts on road course. Police car drives in road course. Ambulance driver drives during a practical driving class. Ambulance drifts on wet road course and recovers. Police pursuit driving in road course. Police car safely evades a tumbling block from car. Police car makes a sharp 180 turn during police pursuit driving class. Police car overtakes and apprehends car. Grand Prix student racecar drivers approach several cars, including Porsches and Grand Prix models. Driver puts on a helmet and enters car. Two cars both drive off, one a Porsche 911. Grand Prix drivers drive in road course during training, with two Porsche 911 cars chasing a Grand Prix model. Bob Bondurant speaks to female student driving a Chevy Camaro. Tire rolled in front of a moving ambulance. Bob Bondurant lectures with diagram. Police car pulls up after laps. Bob Bondurant shakes hands with female driving student. Traffic light turns red.
Yale University gymnasts train on balance beams and uneven bars
Scenes of female gymnasts at Yale University put on stockings, stretch, talk to team-mates and train with coaches. Gymnast feet walks on wooden balance beam. Gymnasts train on balance beams. Gymnast performs front handspring. Gymnast performs back handspring on balance beam. Gymnast grips on uneven bar and twists her body. Gymnasts perform various types of handsprings, arm press holds, rolls and walk overs on wooden balance beam. Gymnast performs on uneven bar. Gymnast performs a handspring. Gymnast on uneven bar with coach watching. Gymnast leaps from bar. Various gymnasts perform leap and handsprings.
Burglar breaks into home and attacks man, policemen investigate, question injured man.
Exterior view suburban home at night with moon. A couple asleep in bed. A burglar outside the house. Burglar with gloved hands and flashlight filing a door opening to gain entry. Burglar flashlight illuminates silver set in living room. Burglar steals a silverware set. The woman in bed awakes, wakes up her husband to check the house, saying, "I think I hear something downstairs." Husband puts on shoes and leaves. Burglar hides behind curtain. Burglar attacks man from behind. Shoe stepping on glass and breaking it. Burglar running out of house. Footing stepping in soil as burglar leaves. Woman with shocked expression. Woman comforting and helping her husband lying on the floor. Policeman guarding living crime scene as detectives take pictures, write down notes and gather evidence at the scene of the crime. View of sketch of the crime scene and pencil writing out word, "Glass." Detective questions man recuperating in bed while woman places an ice bag on her husband’s neck. Camera zooms in on a white robe on chair.
FBI laboratory technician opens forensic evidence package.
Pan from sign reading "FBI Laboratory" to a scientist in lab coat standing in front of a geographical map of the United States. In front of the forensic expert is a package. Forensic expert shows an FBI pamphlet titled “Suggestions for handling of physical evidence: identification, preservation, wrapping and packing, transmittal”. FBI forensic expert cuts paper packaging using a letter knife. Forensic expert opens flap to show that all packages containing physical evidence are double-wrapped and sealed. Forensic expert opens letter using a letter knife. View of a letter from the Seat Pleasant, Virginia Police Department. FBI forensic expert explains that "physical evidence is the most important clue in this investigation.
Police officers gather evidence from crime scene, FBI technician explains fingerprints.
Police detectives wearing white gloves gather evidence from a suburban living room crime scene. A police officer takes down notes. Close up of officer examines the bottom of a flashlight and inscribing his initials on back for record keeping. Detective packs flashlight in a plastic bag. FBI laboratory forensic technician standing before a table with a flashlight that has been dismantled for examination. Close up of battery that he has found fingerprints on. Close up of FBI laboratory technician as he explains, "fingerprints provide a positive means of personal identification and form an indisputable link in the chain of evidence." Close up of a fingerprint on photo held by technician.
Policeman gather crime scene evidence, FBI laboratory technicians explain fiber and blood analysis.
Police officers remove a curtain as a piece of evidence at a crime scene. Detective writing initials on lining of curtain gathered as evidence. FBI forensic technician from the hairs and fiber division standing in front of a robe suspended in laboratory to prepare to gather fibers. He notes, "this bathrobe, worn by the victim, is first searched for obvious hairs or fibers adhering to it." FBI technician scrapes robe to dislodge fibers. demonstrates how hairs and fiber are extracted from a cloth using a bloodied bathrobe. Forensic investigator scrapes the garment to dislodge unwanted particles. Closeup finger pointing to blood stains on bathrobe. Police officer scrapes up dried blood from carpet in crime scene. Policeman places powdered dried blood in pill box with tight-fitting lid and marks with pen. View of pill boxes containing blood samples as evidence from crime scene. At FBI serology laboratory, a forensic investigator points to robe with blood stains and notes that, "while a blood grouping alone is not sufficient to identify a person, it does lend weight to an identification, and it may well be sufficient to eliminate a suspect."
