Lois Gibson sets Guinness World Record for most positive identifications as forensic artist

Lois Gibson, a forensic artist, holds the Guinness World Record for the most positive identifications, with over 1,300 perpetrators identified. She has worked with the Houston Police Department for nearly 40 years, driven by her own experience as a crime victim. Gibson's unique approach involves using her anger from her past trauma to connect with witnesses. She creates sketches based on their memories, helping to solve cases, including one involving a child who witnessed a double murder. In addition to criminal cases, Gibson has verified the identities of historical figures, such as Glenn McDuffie from the famous WWII kiss photo. She advocates for the importance of forensic artists, believing their skills complement technology in solving crimes.