Fingerprinting

Detectives arrived on the scene after complaints of screaming heard by a neighbor down the street. Besides the blood painted walls and drenched sheets, there lay a lump of human parts on the bed. What they found was the body of a prostitute that had been bound and beheaded with her liver placed between her lacerated legs. Recognized to be human only by the eyes that were missing from her skull, she had fallen victim …

…identification system, no other system has proved to be as precise with all of the statistics that are available. One in 64 billion fingerprints have been concluded to have the same twelve-point identities. It takes this kind of advanced structure known as fingerprinting to be so exact, whereas DNA can easily be swayed in strand configuration. The DNA revolution has definitely opened the door for forensic science, but fingerprinting has been the key since the beginning.