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An interview with Frank Bender, a forensic sculptor who helps lawmen (and on one occasion the TV program, America's Most Wanted) solve crimes by rebuilding the faces of the dead and missing. Includes an interview with Ronald Jones, an artist and critic who sought to enlist Bender's help in a project called 'Monster', whereby pictures of children murdered in the Holocaust would be aged to show what they might have looked like today.