| Author | Message | ||
     Andrew Reitnauer (Areitnau) Member Username: Areitnau Post Number: 1 Registered: 06-2007 |
I have recovered latents from the interior of latex gloves with CA fuming and ardrox, but there is a technique described in the March/April 2007 JFI concerning using wetwop, I saw the author do this technique and it works nicely. | ||
| IDUNIT (Unregistered Guest) Unregistered guest Posted From: 208.45.168.113 |
Actually, with the proper procedure there are documented successes of 77% at retriving comparable latens from latex gloves. | ||
| Ernie Hamm |
See the post of Julian Love on 7/9/01 in the Technical Question area. | ||
| Webmaster |
Yes, latent prints have been developed on latex gloves in many cases. Like a plastic bag or latex balloon, it is a nonporous surface on which identifiable latent prints might be present. If your local police have the time/resources to process gloves from your break-in, it would be a matter of chance as to whether or not identifiable latent finger or palm prints would be present... even if they pulled out all stops and treated the case like a murder. Please read the FAQ's here. | ||
| charles locke |
During a break in and substantial loss one of the crtiminals left behind latex gloves used during the burgulary. Can they be useful for identification? |
