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Pioneering Cases that Revolutionized Fingerprint Evidence in Criminal

A Pivotal Juncture: The Rojas Murder Case In the annals of criminal history, the 1892 Rojas murder case stands as a watershed moment, marking the first instance where fingerprint evidence played a pivotal role in securing a conviction. This groundbreaking case unfolded in Necochea, a coastal town in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina, where the gruesome killings of two young siblings, Ponciano…

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Has anyone been able to transcribe what this document says? Or like, texture rip it? I was so intrigued by it but the text is so teeny tiny and the pencil's in the way! I also haven't seen this document get mentioned anywhere except on TVtropes, of all places??? I transcribed it as best as I can- IF ANYONE HAS ANY BETTER TRANSCRIPTION PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTRIBUTE!! 🥴🥴🥴

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I don't think there is actually any risk of Crowley getting erased from the Book of Life.

He and Aziraphale have not only been on Earth for 6,000 years, they have been an active presence. Crowley has been inventing things and giving them to the world from the start. There are things that happened because of him that no other demon would have done, because they lack his imagination. If he was removed from existence, then sure, some other demon could have tempted Eve into eating the apple, but would that same demon have invented TV game shows? Would they have spared Job's children? Thought to turn the M25 into the ancient symbol Odegra? Would the stars twinkle as brilliantly?

Remove Crowley from the picture and there would be a cascade of consequences of all the little things that shaped our world getting erased too. I think the outcome of erasing him would be too dangerously unpredictable. I'd go so far as to say it would make the world unstable, like at the end of a game of Jenga when the tower is ready to fall over because it's full of holes.

That is why I think the threat of erasing Crowley from the Book of Life is hollow.

That is why I think seizing the opportunity to separate them was the only move Metatron had available to play.

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Researchers at Curtin University, in collaboration with scientists at the infra-red (IR) beamline at the Australian Synchrotron, have been using synchrotron IR microscopy to investigate the chemistry of latent fingermarks and how this changes with time. Fingermarks from donors of different age and gender were deposited on gold-plated glass and subjected to IR analysis at regular intervals over a period of 12 months.

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really funny rewatching criminal minds (and/or other cop shows) and seeing how much of the 'deductions' or 'evidence' are just kind of bull

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Fingerprint Sensors Research Report by Manufacturers, Region, Type and Application

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According to Straits Research, the global Fingerprint Sensors market size was valued at USD 7.74 Billion in 2022. It is projected to reach from USD XX Billion in 2023 to USD 21.05 Billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 11.76% during the forecast period (2023–2031).

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As a result of the Fingerprint Sensors market segmentation, the market is divided into sub-segments based on product type, application, as well as regional and country-level forecasts.

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Optical

Capacitive

Thermal

Ultrasonic

By Applications

Smartphones/Tablets

Laptops

Smartcards

IoT

Other Applications

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Military and Defense

Consumer Electronics

BFSI

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Thales Group (Gemalto NV)

Idemia France SAS

IDEX Biometrics ASA

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Unraveling the World of Poroscopy in Forensic Science

The Paramount Significance of Personal Identification Dive into the intricate world of poroscopy in forensic science. Discover how the study of sweat pores enhances fingerprint identification, aiding in personal identification, gender determination, and crime scene investigation. In criminal investigations, personal identification serves as a critical tool in bringing clarity to cases. Whether…

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Study: Rocks from Mars’ Jezero Crater, which likely predate life on Earth, contain signs of water

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Study: Rocks from Mars’ Jezero Crater, which likely predate life on Earth, contain signs of water

In a new study appearing today in the journal AGU Advances, scientists at MIT and NASA report that seven rock samples collected along the “fan front” of Mars’ Jezero Crater contain minerals that are typically formed in water. The findings suggest that the rocks were originally deposited by water, or may have formed in the presence of water.

The seven samples were collected by NASA’s Perseverance rover in 2022 during its exploration of the crater’s western slope, where some rocks were hypothesized to have formed in what is now a dried-up ancient lake. Members of the Perseverance science team, including MIT scientists, have studied the rover’s images and chemical analyses of the samples, and confirmed that the rocks indeed contain signs of water, and that the crater was likely once a watery, habitable environment.

Whether the crater was actually inhabited is yet unknown. The team found that the presence of organic matter — the starting material for life — cannot be confirmed, at least based on the rover’s measurements. But judging from the rocks’ mineral content, scientists believe the samples are their best chance of finding signs of ancient Martian life once the rocks are returned to Earth for more detailed analysis.

“These rocks confirm the presence, at least temporarily, of habitable environments on Mars,” says the study’s lead author, Tanja Bosak, professor of geobiology in MIT’s Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences (EAPS). “What we’ve found is that indeed there was a lot of water activity. For how long, we don’t know, but certainly for long enough to create these big sedimentary deposits.”

What’s more, some of the collected samples may have originally been deposited in the ancient lake more than 3.5 billion years ago — before even the first signs of life on Earth.

“These are the oldest rocks that may have been deposited by water, that we’ve ever laid hands or rover arms on,” says co-author Benjamin Weiss, the Robert R. Shrock Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences at MIT. “That’s exciting, because it means these are the most promising rocks that may have preserved fossils, and signatures of life.”

The study’s MIT co-authors include postdoc Eva Scheller, and research scientist Elias Mansbach, along with members of the Perseverance science team.

At the front

NASA’s Perseverance rover collected rock samples from two locations seen in this image of Mars’ Jezero Crater: “Wildcat Ridge” (lower left) and “Skinner Ridge” (upper right).

Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU/MSSS

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The new rock samples were collected in 2022 as part of the rover’s Fan Front Campaign — an exploratory phase during which Perseverance traversed Jezero Crater’s western slope, where a fan-like region contains sedimentary, layered rocks. Scientists suspect that this “fan front” is an ancient delta that was created by sediment that flowed with a river and settled into a now bone-dry lakebed. If life existed on Mars, scientists believe that it could be preserved in the layers of sediment along the fan front.

In the end, Perseverance collected seven samples from various locations along the fan front. The rover obtained each sample by drilling into the Martian bedrock and extracting a pencil-sized core, which it then sealed in a tube to one day be retrieved and returned to Earth for detailed analysis.

Composed of multiple images from NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover, this mosaic shows a rocky outcrop called “Wildcat Ridge,” where the rover extracted two rock cores and abraded a circular patch to investigate the rock’s composition.

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Prior to extracting the cores, the rover took images of the surrounding sediments at each of the seven locations. The science team then processed the imaging data to estimate a sediment’s average grain size and mineral composition. This analysis showed that all seven collected samples likely contain signs of water, suggesting that they were initially deposited by water.

Specifically, Bosak and her colleagues found evidence of certain minerals in the sediments that are known to precipitate out of water.

“We found lots of minerals like carbonates, which are what make reefs on Earth,” Bosak says. “And it’s really an ideal material that can preserve fossils of microbial life.”

Interestingly, the researchers also identified sulfates in some samples that were collected at the base of the fan front. Sulfates are minerals that form in very salty water — another sign that water was present in the crater at one time — though very salty water, Bosak notes, “is not necessarily the best thing for life.” If the entire crater was once filled with very salty water, then it would be difficult for any form of life to thrive. But if only the bottom of the lake were briny, that could be an advantage, at least for preserving any signs of life that may have lived further up, in less salty layers, that eventually died and drifted down to the bottom.

“However salty it was, if there were any organics present, it’s like pickling something in salt,” Bosak says. “If there was life that fell into the salty layer, it would be very well-preserved.”

Fuzzy fingerprints

But the team emphasizes that organic matter has not been confidently detected by the rover’s instruments. Organic matter can be signs of life, but can also be produced by certain geological processes that have nothing to do with living matter. Perseverance’s predecessor, the Curiosity rover, had detected organic matter throughout Mars’ Gale Crater, which scientists suspect may have come from asteroids that made impact with Mars in the past.

And in a previous campaign, Perseverance detected what appeared to be organic molecules at multiple locations along Jezero Crater’s floor. These observations were taken by the rover’s Scanning Habitable Environments with Raman and Luminescence for Organics and Chemicals (SHERLOC) instrument, which uses ultraviolet light to scan the Martian surface. If organics are present, they can glow, similar to material under a blacklight. The wavelengths at which the material glows act as a sort of fingerprint for the kind of organic molecules that are present.

In Perseverance’s previous exploration of the crater floor, SHERLOC appeared to pick up signs of organic molecules throughout the region, and later, at some locations along the fan front. But a careful analysis, led by MIT’s Eva Scheller, has found that while the particular wavelengths observed could be signs of organic matter, they could just as well be signatures of substances that have nothing to do with organic matter.

“It turns out that cerium metals incorporated in minerals actually produce very similar signals as the organic matter,” Scheller says. “When investigated, the potential organic signals were strongly correlated with phosphate minerals, which always contain some cerium.”

Scheller’s work shows that the rover’s measurements cannot be interpreted definitively as organic matter.

“This is not bad news,” Bosak says. “It just tells us there is not very abundant organic matter. It’s still possible that it’s there. It’s just below the rover’s detection limit.”

When the collected samples are finally sent back to Earth, Bosak says laboratory instruments will have more than enough sensitivity to detect any organic matter that might lie within.

“On Earth, once we have microscopes with nanometer-scale resolution, and various types of instruments that we cannot staff on one rover, then we can actually attempt to look for life,” she says.

This work was supported, in part, by NASA.

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Investigative Tools in Forensic Psychology in India

The Article provides a comprehensive overview of various forensic psychology tools used in investigations, including polygraph, BEOS, Brain Fingerprinting, SDS, and LVA. Authored By Prashansa Tripathi #forensicpsychology #forensicscience #forensicfield

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