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In The Loop: Latent Print & Crime Scene Examiners
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24.01.2022 Police are pushing for a controversial forensic technique to be used more widely to solve crimes following a series of successful convictions where it has helped detectives in Adelaide catch a rapist and Queensland Police convict a killer.
17.01.2022 In the wake of COVID-19 and the fact that self-isolation is commonplace, the hosts from the DoubleLoop Podcast run through their top 10 movies and a few honourable mentions for you to consider while deciding what movies or shows to binge. They also discuss a call for research, regarding a new verification practices survey that latent print examiners can take.
11.01.2022 Using over 21 million sets of Tenprint cards, the NCIC Bayesian Network allows an examiner to appreciate the relative rarity of general patterns on fingerprints and can assist with the selection of the best fingers to search for on AFIS. https://www.in-the-loop.net.au/using-the-ncic-bayesian-net/
05.01.2022 Using fingerprint brushes across multiple crime scenes yields a high risk of DNA cross-contamination. Thankfully an Australian study has discovered a quick and easy way to safely decontaminate fingerprint brushes to prevent this contamination risk and allows the brushes to be safely reused even after multiple cleaning cycles. https://www.in-the-loop.net.au/dna-decontamination-of-fing/
