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FDIAI Newsletter Article Archives

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Our thanks to Historian Erica Lawton McWhite
 
  • April 1995
  • President's Message
  • Never Say Never by Joseph Barber
  • No Witnesses..Think Again by Ernie Hamm
  • DrugFire Reads Firearms "FIngerprints" by Eleanor Schenk
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  • July 1995
  • President's Message
  • Cold Hard Evidence by Gary Kimble
  • Time Tested Techniques can get those Impossible Prints by Kevin Mello
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  • October 1995
  • President's Message
  • AFIS Identification of Enhanced Latent Fingerprints by Kelly M. May
  • Sequential Applications in the Development and Recovery of Latent Fingerprint Evidence from Human Skin by William C. Sampson
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  • January 1996
  • President's Message
  • The Use of Handheld Laser Pointers in the Reconstruction of Events at Crime Scenes by Max Courtney and Edward Heuske
  • Developing Latent FIngerprints on Vegetation by using superglue fuming wand by Harold Ruslander
  • April 1996
  • President's Message
  • Arson Investigation by Michael Smollen and Nancy Johnson
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  • July 1996
  • President's Message
  • DNA and Evidence Collection Principles by Robert E. Kramer
  • Use of Bio-Foam in Footwear Comparisons by John Yustin, Jr.
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  • October 1996
  • President's Message
  • Digital Enhancement and Transmission of Latent Prints by Erik Berg
  • Forensic Entomology: Insects in Legal Investigations by Jason Byrd
  • Vanished into Thin Air by Deborah Noble
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  • January 1997
  • President's Message
  • Evaluation of Gun Blueing Solutions and their Ability to Develop Latent Fingerprints on cartridge casings by Deborah A. Leben and Robert S. Ramotowski
  • Hidden Evidence: Latent Prints on Human Skin by Ivan Ross Futrell
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  • April 1997
  • President's Message
  • Crocodile Attack- Eaten Alive by Inspector Maurie Jurke
  • Scanner puts Suspects' ID at the Fingertips of Police by Phil Long
  • White Plus Black Equals Prints that are Easier to Find and to Read by Harold Ruslander
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  • July 1997
  • President's Message
  • Air Bags: Critical Criminal Evidence by David C. Folsom
  • Identification of Hatchet Toolmarks in Human Skull Bone by Donald D. Marks
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  • October 1997
  • President's Message
  • A Case Study by Bill Williams
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  • January 1998
  • President's Message
  • Enhancement of Latent Prints by William Jungbluth
  • Liquid Nitrogen for Separating Tapes from Surfaces by Donald Barker
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  • July 1998
  • President's Message
  • Identification of Physical Evidence at the Crime Scene and in the Laboratory by Deanna Terminsky
  • Potential for Digital Imaging in Law Enforcement by Kevin Mello
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  • October 1998
  • President's Message
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  • January 1999
  • President's Message
  • DNA in the Mortuary by Daniel S. Greenberg
  • The Forensic Artist and the Statute of Limitations by Charles E. Holt
  • FDIAI Conference in Ft. Myers a Huge Success by Jim Kammerer
  • Oral Swab Collection for DNA and PCR Analysis by Stewart Mosher
  • Fingerprint Scanning and E-mail Attachment by Herman Mulden
  • The Last and the First by Dick Clason
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  • April 1999
  • President's Message
  • If It's There, We'll FInd It: Basic Concepts by Mike Byrd
  • Miami-Dade's First Automated Palmprint Identification by Douglas A. Crone
  • The Killer that Left a Trace by Elizabeth Gleick
  • Seattle Police Head Back to Class for a Course in Chair-Sitting 101 by Bill Richards
  • Unusual Objects Aid Investigators by Malcolm Ritter
  • Crime Scene Photography Techniques by Bill Sampson
  • The First American Fingerprint Instructor by Norman R.Smith
  • Genetics in Forensic Science for Non-Scientist by N. Alice Yamada
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  • July 1999
  • President's Message
  • Acid Bombs by Frederick J. Fischer
  • A Brief History of Fingerprinting in the United States
  • Well Hello Dolly by Stephen P. Kasper
  • Crime Scene Cleanup by Keith W. Strandberg
  • Arrest Made in Two Homemade Bomb Incidents by Nathhew Volz
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  • October 1999
  • President's Message
  • Fingerprinting goes High Tech in Bay County by David Angier
  • Florida Doctors Told to Submit Fingerprints by Sarah A.Klein
  • OC Spray and Alternate Light Sources by Harold Ruslander and Anthony Mead
  • Photography of Fingerprint Evidence on the Bodies of the Living and the Dead by Phil Sanfilippo
  • Mounties Always Get Their Man; Here's Help for Those Elusive Trees by Solange DeSantis
  • Study: DNA Tests for All Arrestees Probably Legal by Richard Willing
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  • January 2000
  • President's Message
  • High Tech Network Aids Law Enforcers by Patrick Barry
  • A Brief History of Fingerprinting in the United States
  • Well Hello Dolly by Stephen P. Kasper
  • Crime Scene Cleanup by Keith W. Strandberg
  • Arrest Made in Two Homemade Bomb Incidents by Nathhew Volz
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  • April 2000
  • President's Message
  • Your Face or  Mine? Ask a Computer by William M. Bulkeley
  • Human Remains Detection: The Latest Police Canine Detector Specialty by Allan Lowy and Pat McAlhany
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  • July 2000
  • President's Message
  • Continuing Trend, Dade Crime Rate Falls Again by Arnold Markowitz
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  • October 2000
  • President's Message
  • The Measure of Man by Simson Garfinkel
  • Crime Scene Sketching by Bill Hull
  • Using Gun Blueing to Obtain Fingerprints on Cartridge Casings by H.W. Ruslander
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  • January 2001
  • President's Message
  • Unearthing New Technology in Crime Scene Responses with Forensic Mapping by Mike Byrd
  • Photography of Skulls/Crania for Two-Dimensional Facial Reconstruction by Philip Sanfilippo
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  • April 2001
  • President's Message
  • Scotland Yard Stalks Printers' Prints by Richard L. Hudson
  • Technology Helps Detectives Resolve Unsolved Cases by Sarah Myrick
  • Are You Prepared? by Gary W. Jones
  • Fingerprint Work Named No. 2 in State by Cindy Swirko
  • AuthenTec Sees Wide Use for Fingerprint ID by Molly Williams
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  • July 2001
  • President's Message
  • Parking Lot Saliva Brings Murder Arrest by Caren Burmeister
  • Regarding Recent News Articles on Fingerprint Evidence Credibility in Court by Ed German
  • When A Police Dog Loses a Tooth, it's Time for a Titanium Implant by Robert Johnson
  • Executing Search Warrants and Seizing Computers by Sergeant J. McLean
  • Fingerprinting's Reliability Draws Growing Court Challenges by Andy Newman
  • Crime Scenes and Tuberculosis by Andy Parker
  • Fingerprint Evidence Faces Hurdles by Malcolm Ritter
  • Effects of Fire on Fingerprint Evidence by Mark A. Spawn
  • Following the Bug Trail by Erich Sean-Paul Spivey
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  • April 2002
  • President's Message
  • Packaging Firearms by Mike Byrd
  • Judge to Allow Fingerprint Testimony by JoAnn Loviglio
  • Human Remains Detection: Cadaver Dogs by Allen Lowy and Pat McAlhany
  • Courtroom Testimony and Public Speaking by Ron Smith
  • Our Forgotten Friend by Lawrence Stringham
  • For Crying Out Load- Don't Panic!!! by Pat. A. Wertheim
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  • July 2002
  • President's Message
  • Adhesive Tape Separation with Un-du by John T. Stimac
  • AFIS Tip by Doede Rijpkema
  • Education, Science and Employment by Kasey Wertheim
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  • October 2002
  • President's Message
  • It's About Time by Kathleen Saviers
  • Mumified Fingers Produce Identifiable Fingerprints by Anthony Mead, M.S.
  • Product Evaluation by Daniel Sumner
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