Fingerprints / Friction Ridge Impressions

03-May-2008

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Links identified with are more relevant to forensics fans and beginners.

Complete Latent Print Examination

A site for latent print examiners by latent print examiners. Subscribe to the weekly Detail and be informed! . Great opportunity for sharing information and ideas regarding today's 'hot' forensic identification topics!

http://www.clpex.com

Ridges and Furrows

This web site is the culmination of many hours spent researching topics related to forensic science and my particular areas of interest: embryogenesis of friction skin (Histology of Thick Skin), enhancement of latent prints using digital technology and latent print identification. If you are new to the world of fingerprints, I suggest you start your journey with a little history of fingerprint identification. The more experienced may wish to look at new advances in digital image enhancement and how techniques such as FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) can assist the friction ridge identification specialist in analyzing fingerprints found at crime scenes.

http://www.ridgesandfurrows.homestead.com

Shirley McKie Website

We have recently launched a www.shirleymckie.com website to provide regular updates on the progress of Shirely McKie's case. We would not have kept going without the support of experts worldwide. Iain and Shirley McKie

http://www.shirleymckie.com

Fingerprint Evidence

Excerpt from the online Nolo Legal Encyclopedia.

http://www.nolo.com/encyclopedia/articles/crim/fingerprint.html

Forensic Identification - Prints

Article from the Court TV's Crime Library

http://www.crimelibrary.com/criminal_mind/forensics/crimescene/6.html

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