Paris Shootings: How Hard Is It to Track Down the Gunmen?

The transcript discusses the complexities of tracking down suspects in a crime, especially in cases involving terrorism. It highlights the initial steps in crime scene management, the global implications of terrorism, and the challenges faced by law enforcement in apprehending suspects. The role of the media in maintaining freedom of press during such crises is also examined. Additionally, the transcript touches on the difficulties intelligence agencies face in preventing attacks and the public's perception of these efforts.

What role does public information play in the investigation of crimes?

How does the media's response to terrorism impact public perception?

What lessons can be learned from past terrorist incidents regarding intelligence failures?