around and made a safe emergency landing at another airport in siberia. nobody got hurt. the lawyer for the american behind bars in russia on spying charges says his client did receive a flash drive with russian state secrets on it like moscow said he did it. but there s a but. the already said paul whelan didn t know the classified intel was on the drive and he never looked at it. whelan was in court today and here he is in a glass cage. his first public appearance since his arrest december 28. he didn t speak to any reporters. he denies all the charges against him. the judge, rich, ruled that he is staying behind bars or i guess for courtroom purposes behind glass. that s right, shep. that is a motion that was rejected today by that court. paul whelan s request for bail was denied through next month.
investigations often for courtroom purposes, too. there are companies that analyze voices in the cockpit, sounds in the cockpit. any sound you hear in the background, normally you have cockpit voice recordings not black boxes but you can use both. you can use scientific analysis to identify the voices. kind of like a voice print. you can go that route as well. hopefully they will be able to identify them soon. captain darby, why is it officials would not want to rely on family members of the pilot and copilot to help identify the voices. it s more difficult than it might sound. when you re talking on the radio you have limited audio range. people listening often can t under what s being said even though they know the people saying it. it s hard to say. typically the captain would fly first and copilot on the radios. if that changed, that would mean something going on.