, software that is available to anybody as a free download. >> batista found a free program called g.i.m.p., or ganu image manipulation program. >> g.i.m.p. is an unfortunate acronym. pretty much feature for feature an equivalent of adobe photoshop. >> to see if it worked, he performed a forensic test on himself. >> i sat myself down and set up a web camera on the computer and took some photographs of myself at what i tried to get to be the same orientation. >> he superimposed his photo over a plastic skull. he separated both images into quadrants and looked for consistencies in the images. as he expected, there were none. >> i was able to get a creepy image that showed that that wasn't my skull, which we pretty much knew. >> batista moved on to the ultimate test. pictures of scarlett wood were superimposed over the skull of the murder victim. the similarities were immediately apparent. >> it kind of lined up pretty quickly. and so it was the ease of the fit that got me pretty confident at the outset that we were on the right track. >> it seemed possible that the victim was scarlett wood,

backed batista government. many dismissed the media in cuba as relics of the cold war pass.iet civil propaganda machines. there's a diplomatic transition under way with the u.s., aimed at ending decades of animosity, as the relationship with washington changes, cuban media outlets will undoubtedly too. there has been some reform and opening up of cuban media. accreditation and access is easy to get. officials are open open to talking. journalists no better than to ask. "the listening post" from havana media landscape, changes taking place and what it means for journalism in cuba. >>> to under the story of the cuba and the media you have to go back to the late '50s. the castros broadcast an advance from a rebel hideout in the mountains. . >> today much of the state media is the same. the cuban voice has been pervezing good news for 50 years now, and for those that sell it, print it, read it, it's played a key role in keeping the resolution alive. grandma will continue forever. we will not give up on our achievement. we'll keep grandma, we don't want anything to goes against t

in as americans are buying these plantations, building casinos and play areas until the end of the batista. cuba is a playground. it is a las vegas for the united states. my grandparents went to cuba to hang out. it is amazing people would do this. this is an area that is bringing together a lot of different things with american money coming in and spanish authority in place. mixed populations. there is organized activism for cuban independence, among many groups particularly light-skinned cubans who see themselves as having the right to be independent from spain and integrate with the united states. and dark skinned cubans who want to see themselves finally freed from what they believe is next are no system that is holding them back as cheap labor in this area.

in as americans are buying these plantations building casinos and play areas until the end of the batistacuba is a playground. my grandparents went to cuba to hang out. it is amazing people would do this. with american money coming in, and spanish authority in place, it is an area of organize activism having the right to be independent from spain, and integrate or work from the united states as independent actors, and dark skinned cubans who want to see themselves finally freed from the next journal system holding them back as cheap labor. everything that is happening is raising the importance of cuba. sugar in particular at this time. time and again human activists. it will ask americans to help save them from spanish. they are not asking for the united states to take over cuba. they are nationalists. you have a continual. of conflict and vin violence during this. you have more and more british coming into the area. they are interested in cuba, and in mexico. mexico will have oil. cuba has sugar and tobacco the germans want. the british are moving in because they are already in places li