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     timtendick (Unregistered Guest) Unregistered guest Posted From: 13.sub-75-221-123.myvzw.com |
John (or anyone having suggestings) would love to know the story from 2009 and how it concluded. I have a similar issue which I am wanting to solve. Im not willing to go so far as reporting a crime which would lead to a criminal investigation including dusting for fingerprints. The item I want checked for prints would be but what happens from there is out of my hands. There is a bigger issue that Im focused on which complicated and chronically ongoing. That being said, I only want proof by way of fingerprints on a single item that was transferred into a ziploc bag and left alone. Please advise how to go about having this done. Thank-You. | ||
| John G. NYC (Unregistered Guest) Unregistered guest Posted From: ool-43558b0e.dyn.optonline.net |
I find myself in a position of determining the identity of a vandal in my office. I have several items that I believe the perpetrator has left fingerprints on. Where can I obtain the services of an expert to cultivate the fingerprints properly? I am in the New York City area. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. |
