Elimination Prints
I posed this question in another forum but got no reply.Is anyone aware of any possible crime scene prints that were eliminated because they belonged to police technicians, first responders, etc...?If...
View ArticleRe: Elimination Prints
I would like to think LE did compare prints to EMT's etc. I mean, it would seem inevitable they would have touched the vehicle at some point--with Stine anyway.With Napa now trying out (touch?) DNA,...
View ArticleRe: Elimination Prints
From the 'Fingerprint Evidence' chapter of Jake Wark's Zodiac article, which you can read at the link below:"A 1969 FBI report categorized SFPD's prints into "thirty latent...
View ArticleRe: Elimination Prints
I'm assuming their prints encompass the ones on the letters as well as those from the Presidio Heights crime scene. Hence, 'newspaperman'.
View ArticleRe: Elimination Prints
Seems that would imply LE took prints of all the folks at the newspaper(s) to compare. At least the ones who touched the letter. ?--Ok, start reading those FBI files and look for the part Jake quotes.
View ArticleRe: Elimination Prints
When I was in Napa 1990, Bill White Jr. showed me a finger print card that had lots of prints on it. He said they were the Zodiac's prints.It was good to know they had his prints.I would like to know...
View ArticleRe: Elimination Prints
I don't know about other states, but GA didn't start the fingerprint thing until about the year 2000. That was for new drivers or people renewing, so hypothetically a person who already had a license...
View Article
