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3 years ago

How does real fingerprint analysis differ from the fingerprint analysis shown on television programs such as CSI?

2 answers:

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Nowadays the FBI and all that take ink and put your finger prints in your file, but in CSI they just have your finger prints on the data base over the computer saved... Hope this helped!!

qaws [65]3 years ago

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Answer:

In the television show they run the fingerprint through a machine in which they run it through a data base to see if it matches any previous criminals' prints, but in reality they actually have to find the person and then compare the fingerprints.

Explanation:

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