It came with a pair of blue nitrile gloves and a questionnaire that probed my cleaning and showering habits.
However, the detectives that probed Bridger's background and studied the forensic evidence have reached a horrific conclusion.
Years ago, when I first interviewed him, he said that he sometimes feared he was too optimistic and even-tempered a personality to choreograph pieces that probed deeper.
Viewing his commercial invisibility philosophically, Zevon continued to make albums that probed, challenged and laughed in the face of political correctness.
Instead of being a period piece, it was fiercely contemporary, a story of sex and betrayal, one that probed many of the fissures in contemporary South Africa.
Fuss began working first with a pinhole camera and then photograms in the 1980s, creating images that probed memories of his childhood in rural Sussex.
If such provocative presentations were hardly on the schedule last weekend, audiences were not entirely unreceptive to readings that probed underneath the seemingly decorous surfaces of Austen's novels.
The US public were fascinated (and nosy), which meant Frank Jr became adept at avoiding giving answers to questions that probed too deeply into the private life of one of their biggest stars.
The reputation and the stock prices of Citigroup and J.P. Morgan Chase, the nation's two largest banks, in terms of assets, plummeted following a Senate hearing that probed the banks' ties to Enron.
Ms. Healy's "Through a Glass, Darkly," set to music by Saint-Saëns and dedicated to her mentor, John Curry, was a more ambitious piece that probed the relationship between dance and ice-skating.
That psychological depth was what made "Lawrence of Arabia" a new kind of screen epic, one that probed the neurotic tendencies of its flamboyant, masochistic hero, T. E. Lawrence.
