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iD UPDATE: THE ALEXA FILES Just after the March issue went to press, the news broke that charges were being dropped against James Bates, the man discussed in “The Spy in My Living Room.” Bates had been charged with murdering his friend in November of 2015, and investigators from the Bentonville Police Department had asked Amazon to turn over the Alexa voice recordings from the night of the event. Initially Amazon did not wish to comply, on the grounds that providing the confidential data about James Bates’ life would constitute a violation of his consumer rights and of the U.S. Constitution. However after Bates granted permission, the company provided the recordings. A judge threw out the murder charge against Bates after the prosecutor filed a motion to dismiss the case because more…

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THE BEST OF FRIENDS

The highlight of the day for Sirga is the moment Valentin opens up her gate to take her hunting with him out in the bush of Botswana. Every time he lets her out she rushes to greet him, throwing her large paws around his neck, unaware that thanks to her substantial weight she nearly knocks him down to the ground. About four times a week Valentin Gruener and Sirga set out on their hunting forays. Sometimes they will walk for up to nine hours. Every hunt presents its own challenges. Because unlike most of the other big cats, lions live in a pride. While they may hunt singly, they are far more successful when they hunt in pairs or as part of a group, almost doubling their rate of success.…

THE BEST OF FRIENDS

The Forgotten WONDERS of the Ancient World

THE PALACE OF A REGICIDE It was one of the most inaccessible places in the entire kingdom. The only way to reach the ancient stronghold of Sigiriya, the rock fortress of Sri Lanka, was to climb the 1,860 steps carved out of this remarkable pillar of rock. There King Kashyapa I lived in fear from 477 to 495 after murdering his father to become king himself. Only there on Lion Rock—660 feet above the surrounding plain—was he able to feel remotely safe from his half-brother Moggallana, the rightful heir from whom he had usurped the throne. But Moggallana returned from India with an army to take control of the fortress. Kashyapa was killed in the battle that ensued, and Lion Rock was ultimately abandoned. THE MYSTERIOUS OASIS CASTLE Djado, Niger: The desert wind…

The Forgotten WONDERS of the Ancient World

SMARTER IN 60 SECONDS

Which citadel perched on a cliff served as both a lookout and a monastery? The citadel is built into a cliff 200 feet above Uçhisar, a small town in central Turkey. In olden days the citadel protected the town and housed a military fort. Starting before the time of Christ, countless corridors and rooms were hewn into the soft tufa, providing a home for about 1,000 people—and later even a monastery. Today the cliff is mostly empty, many of the tunnels and rooms having collapsed. But the top of the citadel provides a magnificent panorama that thousands of visitors still flock to see. Where were the first skyscrapers? In the desert of what is now New Mexico, the Anasazi people constructed buildings up to five stories high. Their cultural flowering began in the…

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ASSERT YOURSELF!

Even in kindergarten, we become embroiled in power struggles—and that only continues as we progress through our lives. We encounter potential allies and enemies as well as neutral parties. In order defend our interests, we must master the rules of dominance. Adherence to these rules determines whether we are able to strengthen our social position and rise—or whether we crash and burn and go down in flames. iD reveals the secret strategies for coming out on top… No one wants to relinquish it, everyone wants more of it: A thirst for power is deeply rooted in the human psyche. Each of us strives to acquire it, defend it, or wrest it away from others. And: Power struggles are not limited to the domain of upper management. The struggle is particularly fierce…

ASSERT YOURSELF!

THE 19 POWER STRATEGIES OF THE WORLD’S MOST SUCCESSFUL LEADERS

Strike first Whether it’s a question of a child’s allowance or negotiations with a customer, studies show: Those who make the first demand or the earliest offer strengthen their position and have a clear advantage over the others. Skilled negotiators call this the “anchoring effect.” Break trivial rules Studies show that when people break the rules of social interaction, they seem “more powerful” than those who play by the rules and behave politely. Researchers say rule breakers create the impression that they are at liberty to do whatever they like and often get what they want. Respect your allies When you are in a position of power, don’t overdo it. For example, bosses who constantly underscore their position of dominance risk giving rise to a rebellion among the staff. So wise and experienced leaders will…

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STEPHAN HARBORT, police investigator The criminologist and prolific author helps to shed some light on a realm that up until now has remained largely unexamined in specialist literature—the dark domain of female serial killers. PAGE 38 »The water is shooting from the roots up to the crown of the tree. You can even hear the rushing sound with a stethoscope.« PETER WOHLLEBEN, forest ranger The renowned forest expert explores the spectacular processes that begin taking place in the woods in spring. PAGE 28 SHIRLEY MURILLO, research meteorologist Working in conjunction with weather scientists and software engineers, the expert meteorologist conducts real-time wind analysis to increase the accuracy of severe-weather forecasts. PAGE 70 FRANK AHEARN, privacy expert He used to locate people who’d gone into hiding, but today the former skip tracer uses his skills to help people disappear without a trace—for…

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THE HIDDEN LIFE OF THE SPRING FOREST

WITHOUT THE ORGANISMS THAT LIVE IN THE SOIL—EVERYTHING FROM MICROSCOPIC CREATURES TO SMALL MAMMALS—THE FOREST COULD NOT SURVIVE. A SINGLE BEECH CAN PUMP OVER 100 GALLONS OF WATER PER DAY TO ITS TWIGS AND LEAVES—AS LONG AS THE SUPPLY BELOW GROUND IS BIG ENOUGH… THE SPRING FOREST TEEMS WITH ACTIVITY AND SOON ERUPTS IN A RIOTOUS DISPLAY OF NEW AND RENEWED LIFE. From the outside it looks like an ordinary beech tree trunk. There is nothing that indicates any raging activity inside. But underneath the bark things are in a state of utter turmoil: “The water is shooting—in defiance of gravity—from the roots up to the crown of the tree. You can even hear the rushing sound with a stethoscope. This beech has spring fever!” But just how does a tree know that…

THE HIDDEN LIFE OF THE SPRING FOREST

“WHY WOMEN KILL DIFFERENTLY”

“AT LEAST 20 FEMALE SERIAL KILLERS HAVE MANAGED TO HIDE THEIR IDENTITIES AND CRIMES OVER THE PAST 25 TO 30 YEARS.”STEPHAN HARBORT, CRIMINAL INVESTIGATOR Stephan Harbort (54) is a leading criminal investigator who specializes in serial killers. Since 2012 the police superintendent has been a lecturer in forensic science at Germany’s Brandenburg University of Technology. His books on the criminal phenomenon of serial murder are considered standard reference works. Between 1997 and 2016 Harbort visited prisons and psychiatric hospitals to interview 50 convicted serial killers. iD spoke with him about the largely unexplored topic of female serial killers, and he provided some fascinating insights into the darkest abysses of the female soul. Why serial killers? Why are you particularly interested in this extremely rare type of crime? It was more of an accident…

“WHY WOMEN KILL DIFFERENTLY”

ESTIBALIZ CARRANZA: THE TWO FACES OF THE ICE CREAM KILLER

Even as a child, Estibaliz Carranza thought about murdering her own father. Years later she considered murdering her fiancé at the time. It’s possibly only her decision to move and live abroad had prevented that crime. In 2002 she married her first husband and moved to Vienna where they opened an ice cream parlor. When they divorced six years later, he refused to move out of their apartment. That sealed his fate. While he was sitting unsuspectingly at his computer, Carranza came up to him from behind and shot him in the head with his own pump-action rifle. Two years later she killed her second husband with the same weapon after she suspected him of having an affair. Waiting until he had fallen asleep, she reached under the bed for…

ESTIBALIZ CARRANZA: THE TWO FACES OF THE ICE CREAM KILLER

IRENE BECKER: THE ANGEL OF DEATH

No one has ever been able to determine why nurse Irene Becker murdered at least five defenseless patients in an intensive care unit in Berlin. But it is quite clear that the interval between the murders was getting shorter and shorter before she was finally arrested in October of 2006. The decisive tips came from a coworker who noticed the unusually high number of deaths in the ICU where Becker was working—and also discovered a used hypodermic syringe containing traces of a deadly mixture of medicines. Becker killed by administering fatal overdoses. Her first victim was Hans Joachim. Though a doctor was standing next to her trying to revive the patient at the time, he didn’t see Becker inject a drug to lower the patient’s blood pressure. The patient died, but…

IRENE BECKER: THE ANGEL OF DEATH

CHARACTERISTICS OF FEMALE SERIAL KILLERS

NO DRUGS Using various studies of female serial killers, Stephan Harbort has explored the background of crimes that can sometimes be difficult to fathom. Among his findings is that 84.2% of the murderesses being examined had not taken any medications or illicit drugs that might have played a role in their crimes. COMPLETELY INCONSPICUOUS One of the most surprising findings concerning female serial killers is that they were living completely unremarkable lives both before and after their crimes. Expert criminologist Stephan Harbort reports that in only one out of three cases were the eventual suspects considered to be social nonconformers whose behavior struck their observers as unusual. ACCIDENTAL DISCOVERY Female serial killers are not likely to stage their crimes to attract attention or to boast about them or even leave hints that they might be…

CHARACTERISTICS OF FEMALE SERIAL KILLERS

HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY ERASE YOUR IDENTITY

It’s as if you’d never existed: Your name cannot be found in any directory. None of your friends or family knows where you are or how to reach you, and even a lookup on search engines like Google returns zero hits. Professional private detectives are also puzzled; they keep running into a wall and are forced to admit: You have totally disappeared from the face of the Earth without a trace. But that’s impossible. Or is it? Completely annihilating all traces of a person’s identity is an extremely challenging endeavor. Everywhere we go we leave our tracks behind: when we’re shopping, when we’re at work, when we’re on the phone or surfing the Web. Yet even today it is possible to disappear into thin air… Frank M. Ahearn can make it possible…

HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY ERASE YOUR IDENTITY

PREPARATORY PHASE: HOW DO I ABANDON MY IDENTITY?

To erase a person from collective human memory takes time and money. At least three months should be allotted for this first phase. Note: Don’t try to create a new, false identity; disappear under your own name—otherwise you are committing a crime and attracting a host of other pursuers such as the police. These 30 steps will enable you to disappear, but only if you have not broken any laws. 01 PREPARE A STASH You are going to need a lot of money to disappear: It will take at least $10,000 to begin your new life, depending on where you decide to go. But don’t keep the money in a bank account; either maintain it in cash or distribute it across several different prepaid credit cards. 02 DELETE YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA Wipe out as…

PREPARATORY PHASE: HOW DO I ABANDON MY IDENTITY?

When people talk about their worries concerning anesthesia, fear is the predominant emotion. Fear of losing control. Fear of permanent damage. Fear of waking during the operation. Fear of not waking up at all. Experts know one of the most effective ways to alleviate these fears is to convey information on exactly what is taking place during anesthesia. iD spoke with Dr. Götz Geldner, vice president of the European Board of Anaesthesiology, and he assures: “Anesthesia has never been as safe as it is today. That’s mainly because we have new medicines and modern equipment that enable more accurate dosing.” But what happens inside the body when we lose consciousness? What are the risks and side effects? What follows is a detailed chronicle of intentional unconsciousness… STEP 1 : HOW A…

WHAT MAKES FOR A GOOD ANESTHETIST?

1 3-D ULTRASOUND Ultrasound equipment is used to conduct a test called a transesophageal echocardiography (TEE). This produces accurate images of the heart in real time, which provides information about the heart’s structure, performance, and function in greater detail than other procedures are able to convey. 2 INFUSION PUMPS These devices are designed to deliver measured amounts of drugs into a vein—for example, to maintain a given level of anesthesia or to regulate circulation. 3 MONITORS The monitors display the patient’s vital signs so the surgeons can see them (see 4). 4 VITAL SIGNS MONITORS These monitor display cardiac frequency, temperature, electrocardiogram (EKG), and oxygen saturation in the blood. To the right above the main screen is another monitor (4B) for oxygen saturation in the brain. 5 VENTILATOR This provides artificial respiration for the patient and displays on a…

WHAT MAKES FOR A GOOD ANESTHETIST?

HOW DO YOU ANESTHETIZE A PATIENT?

An hour before the operation, patients receive a sedative (in pill or liquid form). That relaxes them. Then they are rolled in a bed into the surgery preparation room (1). Before any anesthetic is administered, patients are hooked up to equipment that monitors their vital functions, including a blood pressure monitor, an EKG to monitor cardiac frequency (2), and a finger clip that measures oxygen saturation in the blood. Also in the preparation room a venous catheter is inserted, which the anesthesiologist uses to administer the anesthetic (3). Because the anesthetic also affects the muscles required for breathing, a breathing tube is inserted into the trachea to maintain airflow (4).…

HOW DO YOU ANESTHETIZE A PATIENT?

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF ANESTHESIA?

1 BRACHIAL PLEXUS BLOCK The anesthetic for brachial plexus anesthesia is injected into the neck, above or below the clavicle, or into the armpit. It keeps an upper extremity from feeling pain. 2 LOCAL ANESTHESIA Local anesthesia uses an anesthetic to induce temporary loss of sensation (pain, temperature, pressure, touch) in a specific area of the body. 3 SPINAL ANESTHESIA Spinal anesthesia may be used for operations on the lower half of the body. A local anesthetic is injected into the fluid-filled space between the spinal cord and its outer membrane coverings. That dulls the nerves that supply the pelvic organs and legs. 4 EPIDURAL ANESTHESIA Epidural (peridural) anesthesia is similar to spinal anesthesia, but the anesthetic is injected into the space between the two membranes (the durae) that surround the spinal cord. It is most frequently…

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF ANESTHESIA?

5 MORE QUESTIONS FOR DR. GELDNER

1) IS ANESTHESIA RISKY? No. Anesthesia is a routine procedure: Each year an estimated 40 million anesthetics are administered in the U.S. Only specially trained anesthetists are allowed to do the procedure. In order to become an anesthesiologist, after receiving a medical degree students have to complete four years in an anesthesiology residency, and some take an additional year to study a specific area. 2) HOW DOES AN ANESTHESIOLOGIST KNOW ABOUT MY SPECIFIC CASE? During a pre-anesthetic interview, the patient is asked whether there is anything that needs particular attention. It is important to tell the anesthetist about any regular medications, including blood pressure drugs, painkillers, or contraceptives. The anesthetist should also be aware of any herbal supplements. For instance, extracts of ginkgo, St. John’s wort ( Hypericum perforatum ), valerian, coneflower (echinacea),…

5 MORE QUESTIONS FOR DR. GELDNER

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COULD THIS DRY LAKE POWER 250 MILLION CARS? WHITE GOLD The salt flats of Bolivia contain a very high percentage of the world’s lithium reserves. Beneath the surface of the Salar de Uyuni, which long ago was a huge prehistoric lake, lie quantities of the raw material worth at least $100 billion. Fun fact: Scenes from Star Wars: The Last Jedi were filmed here. THE LONG ROAD TO BECOMING A BATTERY Lithium, the lightest of the solid elements, is so reactive that it never occurs in its pure form in nature. But lithium for use in batteries must be at least 99% pure, and the process of creating such high purity requires at least a dozen steps. WATER FOR SMARTPHONES This worker is staking out space for a water basin on the salt flat. Here the…

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1 Brazil nuts pCi* per pound: 5,500 2 Lima beans pCi per pound: 2,100 3 Bananas pCi per pound: 1,600 4 Potatoes pCi per pound: 1,550 5 Carrots pCi per pound: 1,550 6 Red meat pCi per pound: 1,350 7 Avocados pCi per pound: 1,150 8 Beer pCi per pound: 180 9 Water pCi per pound: 80 10 Peanut butter pCi per pound: 55 *pCi = picocurie, one-trillionth of a curie—a unit of radioactivity. But not to worry: The U.S. government and the European Commission say these levels are well within their guidelines. Consumers would have to ingest more than 1,200 Brazil nuts per day to exceed them.…

HOW DO YOU FLY INTO A HURRICANE?

SENSORS The Lockheed WC-130J is a modified version of the C-130 Hercules that is adapted for weather reconnaissance. It is equipped with an SFMR or “smurf” radiometer to measure surface wind and rainfall—but it does not have any special structural reinforcement. MINIMAL TEAM At least five crew members are aboard every flight. Three (pilot, copilot, flight engineer) are necessary just to keep the plane in the air. The other two are weather officers charged with compiling data. RELIABLE AIRCRAFT The C-130 was originally designed for military transport: It could take off from short and unprepared airstrips and had the ability to fly with one engine disabled. Today the aircraft is equipped with four Allison T56-A-15 turboprop powerplants that produce 4,590 hp each. It will take another 36 hours before the monster will have rumbled its way…

HOW DO YOU FLY INTO A HURRICANE?

HURRICANE HUNTERS

American pilot Joe Duckworth was the first person to fly through the eye of a hurricane and live to tell about it. His pioneering flight took place on July 27, 1943. One year later the first unit of the Hurricane Hunters was deployed. Today the pilots and scientists who brave the storms aboard these aircraft continue to explore every major hurricane that threatens the U.S. Meteorologists use the data they collect to calculate the force and direction of the storms and predict their path of destruction. BIRTH OF A MONSTER The winds produced by a hurricane can sometimes be felt 100 miles away. In the case of Hurricane Sandy in 2012, related winds were felt as far as 700–800 miles from the center. The water must have a temperature of at least…

HURRICANE HUNTERS

THE CURSE OF 2 HOURS HOW DO YOU SET A MARATHON RECORD?

The stopwatch is displaying 1 minute, 57 seconds as Dennis Kimetto heads into the home stretch. His feet are touching down more than three times per second. Now the runners are only meters from the finish line at Berlin’s Tiergarten. Kimetto is breathing hard, and his muscles are starting to cramp. He’s more than 20,000 paces into the race at this point. Kimetto glances at the clock. And now he knows for sure: He is going to set a new world record for the fastest marathon-running time on this Sunday, September 28, 2014—yet the effort is a failure all the same. Despite great conditions, the real goal will elude him once more as it so often has in the past—beating the two-hour mark for running a marathon… No one has yet…

THE CURSE OF 2 HOURS HOW DO YOU SET A MARATHON RECORD?

DOYOK HATES THE FOREST

How long does it take to settle into a new home? Weeks? Months? Even years? Sometimes it never happens. And that’s precisely the case with Doyok. You’d think he has everything his heart desires: At a height of 5 feet, he towers over the other orangutans in his 3.5-square-mile territory. His huge cheek flaps make all the ladies swoon. His only natural enemy in Borneo’s Tanjung Puting National Park is the increasingly rare Sunda clouded leopard. But some things are missing—things Doyok remembers fondly. Regular mealtimes, for instance. A dry place to lay his head. And quiet afternoons free from fights with other alpha males. In short: Doyok misses civilization. Conservationists released him back into his natural habitat 20 years ago—but he keeps coming back for his ration of milk and…

DOYOK HATES THE FOREST

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