More Fingerprinting Techniques 1 - Forensic Education

Mike uses different techniques to lift fingerprints. That's it. Why are you still reading? I don't have any other descriptions of the video. It is just a totally cool guy lifting fingerprints like a boss. Maybe check out my other videos too. That would be nice. Ho much of this nonsense will you read before you watch the video? I am only writing because the video is still loading and I am killing time. It says that there is still 11 minutes left to load. Ugh.
Sooo....what are you doing? Nevermind, the video finished loading. Enjoy the video.
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[@stevenhulbert7540]

Watching this some years later but it was well done and well explained, thank you, be safe

[@jessebrettjames]

Really great stuff, and enjoyable as well...well done. Stay safe

[@heyhey2810]

keep posting sir thanks

[@profmccutch]

Thank you

[@gtaonlinefunnymomentsannoy8506]

Any chance you can do a short video on how to note take at a crime scene? I've a mock crime scene Thursday??

[@buddjuke6694]

What's that brush called and where can I get one and that powder too?

[@PAOGEIP]

Excelent!!!!

[@spamcannon5917]

I've noticed you tend to use black powder a lot. This is a granular powder. In the UK we are trained to use metallic flake powders on smooth surfaces, the most popular one being aluminium. The theory is that you will get a much larger contact area with a metallic flake than a granular powder. Do you ever use these? Also try Magneta Flake powder from CSI Products. It's amazing.

[@karlhuens4807]

The flakes, once inhaled, are hazardous for your health. We do not use it anymore because of serieus mishaps. Even conducted with mouthmasks. But the alu flakes are superior to the granular powders.

[@profmccutch]

Let me check it out and I’ll get back to you. Thanks.