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Ernie Hamm
| Posted on Tuesday, October 07, 2003 - 01:12 pm: |
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There are no 'chemical methods' for developing fingerprints covered with soot, but there are physical methods for recovering such latents. Articles as follows: Development of Latent Prints in Arson Cases Thornton, John E. and Buster W. Emmons Identification News, 32:3 (1982) Comment: Latents developed by soot/smoke/heat of fire STECH Exhibits From An Arson Anon. Identification Canada, 8:3 (1985) Comment: Washing soot covered objects to reveal latents STECH Processing Glass Bottles for Latent Prints in Arson Cases (Molotov Cocktails) McCloud, Vernon D. Identification News, November (1978) Comment: Washing items to reveal latent prints already developed by soot of fire smoke action STECH |
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Shane O`Hara
| Posted on Tuesday, October 07, 2003 - 08:11 am: |
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Any advise would be appreciated |
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