CBI wants Jagdish Tytler's voice samples in 1984 riots case: How voice testing works, its value as evidence

Forensic officials use international phonetic alphabets while recording a voice sample and ask the subject to pronounce only a small part of the original statement so that both vowels and consonants can be analysed.

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