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fandomhigh2008-07-30 06:24 pm
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...or how not to get caught, Period 2, 30 Jul '08
Today Mohinder was sitting at the front of the classroom, and - glass in his hand matching those set out on the desks - taking a drink as he waited for the students to arrive.
"Fingerprinting," Mohinder said, holding up a hand. "as an investigative technique is only a century old; the first bureau opening in Kolkata in 1897. No print is like any other; there's variation even in two impressions left by the same digit when looking to match them." He went on to talk about common traits - lines, arches, loops and whorls.
"Fingerprints are more easily found on smooth surfaces - plastic, metal, paper - and can last for years if not accidentally destroyed," said Mohinder, picking up brush and powder. He lightly dusted his glass and held it up, the fixed powder glinting in the light. "You have the tools to find and take palm, foot and fingerprints, and to compare them with each others. Try to keep it as ink-free as possible."
[OCD is here!]
"Fingerprinting," Mohinder said, holding up a hand. "as an investigative technique is only a century old; the first bureau opening in Kolkata in 1897. No print is like any other; there's variation even in two impressions left by the same digit when looking to match them." He went on to talk about common traits - lines, arches, loops and whorls.
"Fingerprints are more easily found on smooth surfaces - plastic, metal, paper - and can last for years if not accidentally destroyed," said Mohinder, picking up brush and powder. He lightly dusted his glass and held it up, the fixed powder glinting in the light. "You have the tools to find and take palm, foot and fingerprints, and to compare them with each others. Try to keep it as ink-free as possible."
[OCD is here!]
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Not that she ever thought she'd have a need for that sort of thing, of course.
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[ooc: work just got busy, back later]
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[no worries!]
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