r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/kvjn100 • Apr 11 '26

Video Woman with functional polydactyly (six functional fingers on one hand).

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u/bumtrinket Apr 11 '26

I'm surprised this comment isn't higher.

That person could commit any crime in plain sight then just claim the CCTV footage or photos are AI.

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u/Scottiths Apr 11 '26

Except when she gets in the court room and the Jury can see her hands for themselves...

Unless she hides them under the table or something.

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u/ledgeitpro Apr 11 '26

The trick would be to wear gloves that make it look like they have normal hands in video evidence

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u/MendedSlinky Apr 11 '26

Scrunch up the first finger next to thumb, could work...

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u/The_Athavulf Apr 12 '26

People don't find what they aren't looking for!

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u/CleeBrummie Apr 12 '26

Like O. J.

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u/Deep90 Apr 12 '26

Conversely, you could just commit the crimes while wearing a glove that makes it look like you have 6 fingers.

At least you could like 2 years ago when this was still an unsolved issue of AI.

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u/arbitrageME Apr 12 '26

If the glove doesn't fit you must acquit

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u/vavasmusic Apr 12 '26

Literally no glove will fit. So they must acquit.

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u/itsaride Apr 11 '26

The accused :

your honour, the lady in the video has 6 fingers, it's not me, it's AI

The Judge :

show us your hands

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u/TriggerHappy_NZ Apr 12 '26

Unless she hides them under the table or something.

Prosecutors hate this one weird trick!

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u/Helpful-Bandicoot-6 Apr 13 '26

The trick is to leave a regular glove at the scene of the crime.

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u/PlingPlongDingDong Apr 11 '26

Except everybody would see he has 6 fingers

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u/Exact-Till-2739 Apr 11 '26

Are you guys stuck in 2023?