A short program about the King County Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS). http:\\www.kingcounty.gov/kctv You can watch KCTV programs on Channel 22 on Comcast & Wave Cable
Little does anyone know any finger print can be planted at the crime scene and if you have access to criminal prints they can be easily transfered to materials devoted to crime scene including DNA
I have two thumbprints here that I am trying to see if they are the same person, I am not having any luck with this, can you you please help me out here, can someone please show me what I should do. I have watched your videos, but, I am still, at a loss, not really getting any finished results or answers. It seems almost like a simple thing to accomplish but when you start really working on it your self it starts to turn into something I cannot get to the bottom of. Can I send the two thumbprints to you and you can use them as possibly as a demonstration of some sort, or an example for other people to learn from?
This comment may be too late, but this video helps (How to Compare Fingerprints - The Basics): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IrpTqKkgygA.html
Define what a criminal is: One who breaks the law. Im sure you have j-walked or drove past a red light. So you are a criminal ( one who broke the law), And you touch yourself So your already doing it, but your doing it for free =)
