Crime scene linking is a basic inference in criminal investigations. Links may be found when comparing all types of traces collected in different cases. The possibility of using fingermarks for crime scene linking has not been systematically explored yet. Two different sets of data have been used in order to explore the potential of fingermarks to link cases: the content of the Swiss AFIS system and data collected by a regional law enforcement agency (canton de Vaud, Switzerland). The aim of this study is to provide data that can be used to design a methodology of how fingermarks can be used in forensic case linking processes
There is evidence that the use of fingerprints for the identification of an individual, either for c...
Currently, promising new tools are under development that will enable crime scene investigators to a...
A review was undertaken of the developments made with integrating forensic evidence into the analyti...
Computerized databases have been developed in forensic science to provide intelligence for the inves...
The aim of this entry is to describe and explain the main forensic uses of fingermarks and fingerpri...
Fingermarks play important role in forensic science. Based on the ridge detail information present i...
Physical evidence at a crime scene may be present in an infinite variety of forms and materials. Som...
centre on the use of forensic science to enhance the detection of crime, principally through the ana...
Since 2008, Intelligence units of six states of the western part of Switzerland have been sharing a ...
Law enforcement agencies all around the world are using biometrics and especially fingerprints to so...
Forensic science is generally defined as the application of science to address questions related to ...
Fingerprints as an evidence in the process of handling a criminal act, especially murder, is not a n...
This research focused on the importance of fingerprints as a tool in the investigation of housebrea...
fingerprints are a commonly exploited type of evidence and can be crucial in a criminal investigatio...
A better integration of the information conveyed by traces within intelligence-led framework would a...
There is evidence that the use of fingerprints for the identification of an individual, either for c...
Currently, promising new tools are under development that will enable crime scene investigators to a...
A review was undertaken of the developments made with integrating forensic evidence into the analyti...
Computerized databases have been developed in forensic science to provide intelligence for the inves...
The aim of this entry is to describe and explain the main forensic uses of fingermarks and fingerpri...
Fingermarks play important role in forensic science. Based on the ridge detail information present i...
Physical evidence at a crime scene may be present in an infinite variety of forms and materials. Som...
centre on the use of forensic science to enhance the detection of crime, principally through the ana...
Since 2008, Intelligence units of six states of the western part of Switzerland have been sharing a ...
Law enforcement agencies all around the world are using biometrics and especially fingerprints to so...
Forensic science is generally defined as the application of science to address questions related to ...
Fingerprints as an evidence in the process of handling a criminal act, especially murder, is not a n...
This research focused on the importance of fingerprints as a tool in the investigation of housebrea...
fingerprints are a commonly exploited type of evidence and can be crucial in a criminal investigatio...
A better integration of the information conveyed by traces within intelligence-led framework would a...
There is evidence that the use of fingerprints for the identification of an individual, either for c...
Currently, promising new tools are under development that will enable crime scene investigators to a...
A review was undertaken of the developments made with integrating forensic evidence into the analyti...