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FingerprintsFingerprints
FingerprintingFingerprinting System of identification based on System of identification based on
the classification of finger ridge the classification of finger ridge patternspatterns
Fundamental Fundamental Principles of Principles of FingerprintsFingerprints1.1. No two persons have identical No two persons have identical
ridge patterns.ridge patterns.2.2. A fingerprint remains unchanged A fingerprint remains unchanged
during a person’s lifetime.during a person’s lifetime.3.3. Fingerprints have general ridge Fingerprints have general ridge
patterns that can be patterns that can be systematically classified.systematically classified.
What are Fingerprints?What are Fingerprints? An impression left on An impression left on
any surface that consists any surface that consists of patterns made by the of patterns made by the ridges on a fingerridges on a finger
RidgeRidge: appears dark in : appears dark in an imagesan images
ValleyValley: appears light in : appears light in an image an image
ActivityActivityGiant Balloon FingerprintsGiant Balloon Fingerprints
Human SkinHuman Skin
The epidermis (outer layer) and The epidermis (outer layer) and dermis (inner layer) determine the dermis (inner layer) determine the form and pattern of ridges on the form and pattern of ridges on the surface of skinsurface of skin
Fingerprints develop in the human Fingerprints develop in the human fetus (starting the 10fetus (starting the 10thth week) week)
Other prints: palms of the hands, Other prints: palms of the hands, soles of feet, lips, earssoles of feet, lips, ears
Ten CardTen Card A form used to record and A form used to record and
preserve a person’s fingerprintspreserve a person’s fingerprints
Activity: Making a Activity: Making a Ten CardTen CardUse ink strips to print each Use ink strips to print each finger on the handout finger on the handout provided.provided.
Fingerprint PatternsFingerprint Patterns
Three classes:Three classes:• LoopsLoops• WhorlsWhorls• ArchesArches
Fingerprint DataFingerprint Data
FingerpriFingerprint Typent Type
Total Total ##
ClassrooClassroom Total m Total
##ClassrooClassroo
m %m %National National PopulatioPopulatio
n (%)n (%)
LoopLoop
WhorlWhorl
ArchArch
National Fingerprint National Fingerprint DataData
National Population:National Population:• Loops (65%)Loops (65%)• Whorls (30%)Whorls (30%)• Arches (5%)Arches (5%)
Fingerprint Fingerprint PatternsPatterns
Ridge CharacteristicsRidge Characteristics
MinutiaeMinutiae MinutiaeMinutiae: points where print ridges : points where print ridges
come together or endcome together or end Minutiae points considered to be Minutiae points considered to be
the “uniqueness” of an individualthe “uniqueness” of an individual Also called “Points”Also called “Points” FBI have found that no two FBI have found that no two
individuals have more than 8 individuals have more than 8 common “Points”common “Points”
Minutiae PointsMinutiae Points
Latent FingerprintsLatent Fingerprints
Activity: Make a Activity: Make a Latent PrintLatent PrintFollow instructions to make a Follow instructions to make a latent print on a clean latent print on a clean surface.surface.
Types of FingerprintsTypes of Fingerprints
Patent (Visible) PrintPatent (Visible) Print Impressed (Plastic) PrintImpressed (Plastic) Print Latent PrintLatent Print
Patent (Visible) PrintPatent (Visible) Print Finger comes in contact with Finger comes in contact with
medium (blood, dirt, ink, grease) medium (blood, dirt, ink, grease) and leaves visible impressionand leaves visible impression
Plastic (Impressed) Plastic (Impressed) PrintsPrints Indentations left in clay, wax, Indentations left in clay, wax,
paint, soap, putty or other soft paint, soap, putty or other soft pliable surfacespliable surfaces
Can be viewed or photographedCan be viewed or photographed
Latent PrintLatent Print Fingerprint made by the deposit Fingerprint made by the deposit
of oils and/or perspirationof oils and/or perspiration Invisible to the naked eyeInvisible to the naked eye Made visible by dusting, fuming Made visible by dusting, fuming
or other chemical reagentsor other chemical reagents
Detection of Latent Detection of Latent PrintsPrints Fingerprint powders (colored, Fingerprint powders (colored,
magnetic, fluorescent dyes)magnetic, fluorescent dyes) Iodine FumingIodine Fuming NinhydrinNinhydrin Cyanoacrylate (superglue) fumingCyanoacrylate (superglue) fuming Silver NitrateSilver Nitrate
Detection of Latent Detection of Latent PrintsPrints
Studying a Latent Studying a Latent PrintPrint
Studying a Latent Studying a Latent FingerprintFingerprint
1.1. Using the fingerprint brush and Using the fingerprint brush and powder, lightly dust the powder, lightly dust the fingerprint (use a circular motion)fingerprint (use a circular motion)
2.2. Press and lift the print off of the Press and lift the print off of the surface using clear tape.surface using clear tape.
3.3. Tape your latent print into your Tape your latent print into your lab notebook.lab notebook.
4.4. Identify your print pattern as Identify your print pattern as either a loop, arch or whorl.either a loop, arch or whorl.
Automated Fingerprint Automated Fingerprint Identification System Identification System (AFIS)(AFIS)
In 1999, state AFIS In 1999, state AFIS computers were fully computers were fully linked with the FBI linked with the FBI databasedatabase
Contains nearly 50 Contains nearly 50 million fingerprint recordsmillion fingerprint records
Each fingerprint scanned; Each fingerprint scanned; digital minutiae data digital minutiae data stored in computerstored in computer
How is AFIS used?How is AFIS used?
1.1. Unknown print is scanned Unknown print is scanned and entered into computerand entered into computer
2.2. Computer searches AFIS Computer searches AFIS system and produces a list of system and produces a list of file prints that match closest file prints that match closest with search print (takes 2 with search print (takes 2 hours)hours)
3.3. Fingerprint expertFingerprint expert examines examines prints and makes final prints and makes final verification on print’s identifyverification on print’s identify
Mobile Mobile Fingerprint Fingerprint IdentificationIdentificationUsed by police Used by police officers in the field to officers in the field to search AFIS and get search AFIS and get a positive a positive identification on a identification on a suspect.suspect.
Fingerprint FAQsFingerprint FAQs Fingerprints dissolved by acid will Fingerprints dissolved by acid will
grow backgrow back Scars on fingers make prints even Scars on fingers make prints even
more uniquemore unique