| Author | Message | ||
     Ernie Hamm |
Here are references dealing with other methods: A New Approach to Unraveling ... Adhesive Tape for...Detection of Latent prints...Recovery of Trace Evidence Choudry, Muhammad Y. and Robert D. Whritenour Journal of Forensic Sciences, 35:6 (1990) Comment: Use of shandon xylene substitute STECH Preservation of Latents on Adhesive Tapes McMahon, Pierre RCMP Gazette, 54:1, (1992) Comment: Reference to Choudry and Whritenour article STECH Removal of Adhesive Tapes and Preserving Latent Prints McMahon, Pierre Identification Canada, 14:4 (1991) Comment: Use of shandon xylene STECH Removal of Cellophane-Backed Adhesive Tape Anon. Identification Canada, 11:1 (1988) Comment: Use of cyclohexane STECH Removing Tape from Paper Wood, Glen Identification Canada, 9:2 (1986) Comment: Don't remove, spray other side heavily with ninhydrin MISC A Special Report for Easing the Handling of Adhesive Tapes in Fingerprint Development Geller, Boris and Eliot Springer Journal of Forensic Identification, 46:3, (1996) Comment: Technique for holding difficult tapes while processing for latent prints STECH Separation of Adhesive Tapes Campbell, B.M. Journal of Forensic Identification, 41:2, (1991) Comment: Using hot air blower to soften adhesive STECH Good luck in your research!! | ||
| Julian Love |
I am a post graduate student from the UK doing research for Strathclyde Police on various techniques. At present I am attempting to reoves different types of tape from surfaces such as wood, paper, steel with the adhesive side intact. I've had some success with a product from the States called Un do and will be trying liquid nitogen later this week. Does anyome else have any other suggestion or techniwues that they may be able to help with. Any help given will be very much appreiciated. Do get in touch asap. I've done some work into the lifting of latent prints from latex gloves and I've had success on almost everytime. If anyone need more info on this do get in touch. |
