Suni Chapman

The hairline is the same. I think the nose is the same.

The hairline is the same. I think the nose is the same.

Initially, I did think that they were very, very close.

Initially, I did think that they were very, very close.

E-Fit was actually developed for Scotland Yard.

E-Fit was actually developed for Scotland Yard.

The hairline is the same. I think the nose tip. is the same. I think the nostrils have a strong likeness. But upon closer examination... Where I don't think there's a strong similarity is in the bridge of the nose. And then there's the chin.

The hairline is the same. I think the nose tip. is the same. I think the nostrils have a strong likeness. But upon closer examination... Where I don't think there's a strong similarity is in the bridge of the nose. And then there's the chin.

Elizabeth Short's photograph, although she has quite a long chin, the photograph of the other woman has a very, very strong sort of half-moon shape and a much shorter chin. After measuring the facial features in both photos, Chapman says... I'm 85% sure that these two photographs are not of the same origin.

Elizabeth Short's photograph, although she has quite a long chin, the photograph of the other woman has a very, very strong sort of half-moon shape and a much shorter chin. After measuring the facial features in both photos, Chapman says... I'm 85% sure that these two photographs are not of the same origin.

I'm 85% sure that these two photographs are not of the same woman.

I'm 85% sure that these two photographs are not of the same woman.

I'm told that I'm very photogenic.

I'm told that I'm very photogenic.

The hairline is the same. I think the nose is the same.

Initially, I did think that they were very, very close.

E-Fit was actually developed for Scotland Yard.

The hairline is the same. I think the nose tip. is the same. I think the nostrils have a strong likeness. But upon closer examination... Where I don't think there's a strong similarity is in the bridge of the nose. And then there's the chin.

Elizabeth Short's photograph, although she has quite a long chin, the photograph of the other woman has a very, very strong sort of half-moon shape and a much shorter chin. After measuring the facial features in both photos, Chapman says... I'm 85% sure that these two photographs are not of the same origin.

I'm 85% sure that these two photographs are not of the same woman.

I'm told that I'm very photogenic.