How do you analyze forensic evidence like fingerprints and DNA?

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SuperDave Leath · Answer

In general in most departments most detectives that collect forensic evidence like fingerprints and DNA, don't analyze it themselves. They send it off to their crime, lab depends on the size of the department. Some departments are smaller than others and they may have to analyze the fingerprints themselves, but most send it off to another specialist that specializes in fingerprint data and or a crime lab that actually test the DNA and DNA is critical. When I was in special, All victims their DNA is so sensitive. That just touching someone, you get transfer skin cell DNA. So a lot of criminals are smart nowadays and they wear gloves. But DNA is still found, believe it or not, from hair dropping from fibers things that they may have warned, people discard things with DNA all the time.

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"How do you analyze forensic evidence like fingerprints and DNA?"