- Police can expose items to superglue fumes to find hidden (latent) fingerprints.
- Prints from the palms or the soles of the feet are as unique as fingerprints and can be used to positively identify suspects.
- Crime scene investigators need good observational and writing skills to document the scene of a crime. Such documentation can be crucial when a case goes to trial.
Interesting stuff, huh?
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Here's an interesting one! Ears Could Make Better Unique IDs Than Fingerprints (http://www.wired.com/2010/11/ears-biometric-identification/) Once I learned this, I can't help myself from looking at people's ears and studying their differences.
ReplyDeleteLoved your first page sample on Kathy Temean's blog today, and the comments from Elena. Congrats!
Yes! That is interesting! Sometimes I think we don't even realize all the ways in which each person is unique. Thanks for sharing the link!
DeleteThanks for your kind words on my first page, too! I really appreciated Elena's comments and the opportunity to get feedback from an expert!
Glad to hear that! Thanks so much!
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