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Crj 311 Forensics: Individualized Patterns Of Evidence
Impression Evidence
CRJ 311 Forensics
Instructor Myron Gilbert
May 25, 2014

Impressions Patterns for individualization are characteristics that can be unique among the members of their class. This means that we could possible match a tire mark to a particular tire or a shoe print to a sole this could prove invaluable to investigators. Reviewing the evidence pictures both would by considered impressions they have both left imprints in the soil. I will discuss the type of individualized patterns of both pictures and how one would preserve this type of evidence. Lastly, what type of information can be collected from these types of evidence. The first evidence picture is a tire mark. From this picture you can

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