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Feb 20, 2024

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Name: xxxxxxxx School: American Military University Class: ISSC325 Biometric Professor: xxxxxxx Due Date: January 14,2024
Crime-Scene-Print Suspect's Fingerprint of Justin Adams Using the setting example as the one from our lesson, I ran the various prints and that of Adams was seen as the suspect print because the total minutiae detected (65) and displayed minutiae (58) from the crime scene and that of his were exact match. Fingerprints are generally considered a reliable method of identifying individuals due to their unique and distinctive patterns. The chances of two people having identical fingerprints are extremely low, making them a valuable tool in forensic science and law enforcement. Fingerprint matching has been used for decades and has proven to be a reliable and accurate means of identification. However, it’s important to note that no identification method is completely infallible. Factors such as the quality of the fingerprint, the expertise of the examiner, and the conditions under which the prints were collected can influence the accuracy of the matching process.
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