Forensics Expert Explains How to Lift Fingerprints | WIRED
Crime scene analyst Matthew Steiner shows WIRED staff writer Louise Matsakis how to lift fingerprints off a variety of different surfaces. Is it easier to lift fingerprints off of a golf ball or a doorknob? Watch and find out!
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Forensics Expert Explains How to Lift Fingerprints | WIRED
breathing in those powders will give you cancer
It's more difficult than I imagined. Great information!
"Better dust the place" Ace Ventura
The jacket is not it ma’am
What if the criminal leaves toe prints?
She kinda dressed like Emma Swan
I think she needed help finding a personality not fingerprints.
Love the way he makes the whole thing look so easy and fun! ☺️
Valuable information
But it's an exception right that sebaceous glands are absent in palm side of hands 7:00
Hi, im strictly here to confirm the realism of a movie i just watched. nothing else.
FBI OPEN UP!
Noice
The girls expressions were so bland and unenthusiastic. Almost cringy to watch her. A dead turtle would have been a more enjoyable thing to teach this to.
Can you come to my university and teach me this please, you make it more ‘friendly and enthusiastic’ than morbid and depressing??! Person here about to embark on MSc in forensics!
Wow, this girl is… Uhhh… Rather… Quite… She seems like a nice, simple kind of gal.
Interesting 😊🔥
How many seconds or minutes does it take for fire to destroy fingerprints on evidence?
We do it very different in the uk and safety procedures are a lot stricter, the validity of the results would be questionable and possibly be dismissed in court by this standard. Very interesting to see the difference.
Dilf
So, do they still use super glue fuming to get fingerprints, or is that outdated now? That's the only kind of fingerprint lifting (to my knowledge) that he didn't cover.