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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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These pouches are 5mil thick nylon and feature a 3-sided seal. They can be sealed with any quality heat sealer. Always make sure your heat seal gives plenty of room for the laboratory to re-seal the …

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Touch DNA exists where a perpetrator has touched a surface at the crime scene, possibly leaving a fingerprint, as well as DNA, behind. Having the proper supplies on the scene, and the knowledge to use …

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With so many fingerprinting products on the market to choose from, it can be an overwhelming choice when faced with the task of pulling usable fingerprints from a piece of evidence.Today, we will be d …

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In crime scene photography, the proof is in the details. A great way to get detailed, comparison grade photographs of evidence is to use a photo macrographic scale. In this article, we will be detaili …

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DNA swabbing has revolutionized crime scene investigation. Now forensic professionals can extract information from even the tiniest of samples of epithelial cells, blood, semen, saliva, urine, bone, a …

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