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Western Australian Palmprint Classification (WAPC) is a classification system for palm areas based on the numeric values of primary division and alphanumeric values of secondary division. Like Henry’s classification values, the WAPC values are also arranged in fractions. Example of Australian Palm Print Classification Value  Here is an example of palmprint classification value by the […]

There are various identity markers that help investigators to find the real culprit. These are anthropometric measurements, fingerprints, dental records, iris scans, retina scans, etc. However, in the whole world, fingerprints are the widely used metric to identify a person. And I am going to show you why fingerprints are considered the best for identification

NCIC stands for National Crime Information Center which is a centralized electronic criminal database system maintained by FBI’s Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS). The system has 22 separate databases/files that store different information about crimes. One part of NCIC’s identification measures is NCIC Fingerprint Classification (FPC). So, NCIC Fingerprint System is a classification method that

You don’t need any sophisticated tool or powder to make fingerprint powder at home. In this post, I will be going to state how you can make your own fingerprint powder from materials and household things. Only one caution, these hand-made powders (non-conventional method) are not authentic fingerprint powders that are used for fingerprint development.

Key Notes: Possibility of Getting Fingerprints on Gloves There are different types of gloves available in the market. Some of them are able to hide your fingerprint when you touch any external surface while some don’t. It majorly depends on the thickness and material they are made of. In any case, the fingerprints were majorly

Plant’s leaves are not a common surface for finding fingerprints. However, the chance of developing prints on a leaf is much higher than that on clothes. Key Notes: Possibility of Finding Fingerprints on Leaves Fingerprints can be easily deposited on a leaf of a plant with regular touch. A study shows that it is possible

Fingerprint Powders Features Surface to Used Granular Powders Carbon-based asymmetrical spherical particles All types of surfaces Metal Flake Powders Have flakes particles All types of surfaces Magnetic Round Powders Alternative to regular fingerprint powder Non-porous, Non-magnetic, and horizontal surfaces Magnetic Flake Powders More efficient than magnetic spherical powders Non-porous, Non-magnetic, and horizontal surfaces Luminescent Powders

Finding fingerprints on wood can be challenging. However, with the correct developing technique, it is possible. Here are some interesting information regarding fingerprints on wood and how you can develop them. [Table] How Long Fingerprints can be Found on Wooden Surfaces? Wooden Surface Type Fingerprint Stays on Surface* Tree bark Rarely Seen Raw wooden Logs