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Selecting the right fingerprint brush can lead to an identification, selecting the wrong brush can lead to a damaged print. Latent prints can easily be damaged by a brush that is too stiff or is used …

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A superior method for processing thermal paper and items sensitive to heat. May be used on any porous item needing latent development. May be especially useful on colorful backgrounds since there is h …

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A burglar climbs up to a balcony and pushes open the victim’s window. He pulls himself up and through the window opening. In the process the suspect leaves behind myriad fingerprint evidence. As the r …

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One Scene, One SpecialistAt a crime scene, DNA deposits can come from any item that has come into contact with an individual or their bodily fluids (saliva, sweat, semen, etc.) (Blozis, 2010). Latent …

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