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Police arrest kidnap suspect
Bradenton Herald, United States - 16 hours ago
By BETH BURGER A man police say kidnapped a girl in May was arrested after his fingerprints matched those found on the victim's belongings. ...
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Steep crime lab fees could be imposed
Verde Independent, AZ - 20 hours ago
[or] `Do we go for latent [prints]?' Even Tucson Police Department, which has its own crime lab, will be hit to the tune of about $91000 because it sends ...
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Palm print leads to arrest in Middletown break-in
Times Herald-Record, NY - Jul 23, 2008
They lifted a latent print – one left behind by oils and dirt on the hand – from the washing machine. The unknown palm print was entered into the statewide ...
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Fingerprint evidence questioned
Independent Online, South Africa - Jul 23, 2008
Pressed to explain why his fingerprints were found on a glass in the Wild Fig, he said the police took his right hand prints before the first court ...
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UPDATES
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Updated the Fingerprint Interest Group (FIG) page
with FIG #55; background and pressure distortion; submitted by Sandy Siegel. You can send your example of unique distortion to Charlie
Parker:
Charles.Parker@ci.austin.tx.us.
For discussion, visit the CLPEX.com forum FIG thread.
From Forensic Identification Training Seminars: Josh Bergeron
is the new instructor for RSW-Plus!, replacing Glenn Langenberg. The
class is currently scheduled for September 15-19 in Indianapolis, IN.
Contact Bonnie@foridents.com for
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we looked at only the abstract, summary and "further implications" of a
relatively new 87-page paper by Simon Cole.
Glenn Langenburg relates a new latent print related course available for
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Statistics for Fingerprint Examiners Course
by Glenn Langenburg
CLPEX post on Thu Jul 24, 2008 3:07 pm
Dear Colleagues,
I am happy to announce that the Minnesota BCA in St. Paul, Minn. will be
offering an approximately 40 hour course in statistics for fingerprint
examiners, August 25-29. The cost of the course: free. Yep, free. (other
than your travel costs: travel, hotel, and meals, although we will try and
provide continental breakfast and lunch).
Essentially the proposed 5 day course would involve a series of very basic
lectures geared towards the forensic scientist with no background in
statistics or probability theory. We would start with the general. Then
towards midweek begin applying the general to specifics of forensic science.
Finally we would have the opportunity to apply these concepts to fingerprint
examinations. We will use a variety of tools to achieve this, including
computer assisted calculations for statistics. We will also have the
fortunate timing to have lectures from Mr. Cedric Neumann from the U.K. who
would be visiting during this time as well.
Your total costs would consist of your travel expenses. Figure in air or car
(we are on a northwest hub, so it is easy to get direct flights here),
$100/night hotel (Sunday through Thursday). Class would end by 2 or 3 on
Friday. The lab is approximately 2 miles from the hotel. If you/your agency
will not fund the renting of a car, we can get you a ride.
This will be first come first serve (sort of), we can take up to 15
individuals, and we reserve the right to be selective (we would rather 1 or
2 from many agencies rather than 10 from 1 agency).
This course is recommended for examiners with at least 1 year of experience.
For specifics, please call me at (651) 793-2967 or email me at
glenn.langenburg@state.mn.us
I hope those of you willing to explore this controversial topic and willing
to brave new challenges in this field will consider this course. We will
also as hosts, try and make you as comfortable as possible--so expect some
social outings as well.
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