| Author | Message | ||
     Craig A. Sweeney (Unregistered Guest) Unregistered guest Posted From: r74-193-22-174.tyrdcmta03.hnsntx.tl.dh.suddenlink.net |
I am looking for information concerning fingerprints and the use of AFIS style machines (preferably desk top models)that would help support the idea that agencies need a local AFIS machine (PC based). I am writing a white paper for a Command College course (in Texas) and I would like to show an even bigger benfit when the local system/prints are used in conjunction with a Universal Latent Workstation. I figure I would change this somewhat but I have to start somewhere. My work e-mail address is csweeney@hendersontx.us. I currently work for the Henderson Police Department in Texas and I supervise 5 detectives. | ||
| lorettafreeman01 |
I want to know how to hide fingerprints on a piece of paper. If paper hold fingerprints? Please tell me @ loretta.clogger@charter.net | ||
| Laura Hugh |
I was wondering if there were any statistics on the success rate of the different chemical techniques in developing the latent fingerprints, for example ninhydrin, DFO, superglueing or physical developer? I really need help on this with my Research project, Thaning you in anticipation | ||
| Ron Fazio |
Good point. Sorry. Ronald.Fazio@fortworthgov.org Thanks again | ||
| Webservant |
Mr. Fazio, Your hotmail e-mail address (ronfazio321@hotmail.com) may not instill in fingerprint experts the desire to send you "verifiable information." What is your agency e-mail address... lest we think that we are just helping you with a homework assignment? | ||
| Ron Fazio |
Does anyone have any sources or information on the percentage of cases solved or assisted by fingerprinting? Nationwide would be great, but I'd appreciate any information. I really need a verifiable source. I'm justifing a FP section. Many thanks. |
