Police sketches vs real person professional#

Unless that interesting ensemble is exactly what he had onвЂ¦?ДЎ9. In what instance would it be smart to describe the person as a ninja? Sure, maybe you only saw the criminalвЂ™s eyes, but that doesnвЂ™t mean itвЂ™s going to help anyone catch him. This composite sketch is so awful that it almost seems fake. He must have really incriminated himself to get caught from this sketch.ДЎ8. While this composite police sketch is easily one of the worst anyone has ever seen, believe it or not, it did actually lead to the arrest of a murder suspect in Bolivia. Also, those eyes are a littleВ too close together, right?ДЎ7. ThatвЂ™s definitely an introductory shading styleВ you learn in elementary school art class. Just look at the detail of the cheeks, nose, and eyes. Something about this composite sketch suggests that it was drawn by a kindergartener. The hat! How in the world is this the best possible sketch that the artist and the witness could come up with? Unless the crime was committed by Bruno Mars, thereвЂ™s really no explanation as to why you can see none of his face.ДЎ6. ItвЂ™s probably safer to assume the artist just couldnвЂ™t get them right.ДЎ5. Who knows - maybe he really didnвЂ™t have eyes. The funny thing about this composite sketch is that, other than the fact the suspect is lacking eyes, the details are actually pretty good. Is the personвЂ™s face dirty or is that a beard? Was it a neanderthal who committed the crime? And whatвЂ™s with the neck? Why is it so blurry? There are so many questions.ДЎ4. Here is another case of some of the worst computer-generated sketching known to man. Also, was he looking to the left the entire time while he was committing the crime? If this leads to an arrest, then anything is possible.ДЎ3. A robbery in the state of Missouri led to this hilarious van Gogh style character sketch. It makes you wonder if this actually worked out for them or not. Unless the eye witness in this criminal case saw someone commit a crime on a Nintendo Wii, then thereвЂ™s no reason that they would use an avatar for a composite. The funny thing is that it looks like he has extremely thin and wispy hair, and yet it manages to stay up like that? This criminal has clearly been studyingВ the secrets to a successful backcombing technique.ДЎ1. How did an artist ever feel okay using this?ДЎ0. Just what in the world is going on there? And the beard! Just wow. ItвЂ™s tough to say who is really at fault in this hilarious police composite sketch. Not only that, but heвЂ™s also got some of the floppiest surfer hair in the world. This computer-generated composite sketch makes it look like the criminal in this case was a video game character. Is there a chance that he is potentially on the lam?ДЁ. Did he look like that whileВ committing the crime? Not only that, but he also bears a striking resemblance to comedian Jon Lovitz. This might be the most chilled out criminal suspect in the history of mankind. Yes, believe it or not, this composite actually led to the capture of convicted bank robber Joseph Weir.Д§. WhatвЂ™s crazier than the fact that this sketch of a bucket hat-wearing criminal ever saw the light of day is that it actually worked.

Police sketches vs real person professional#

This sketch, if you can really even call it that, looks like a mix between the David Spade character Joe Dirt and a 1990s professional wrestler.В Whether or not thatвЂ™s the case, you have toВ admit that itвЂ™sВ a terrifying combination.Д¦.