Examination of Firearms Review: 2007 to 2010 - Interpol

How to proceed on crime scenes for the preservation and further analysis of
fingerprints and DNA has been described by Lauer (425)
The loss of fingerprint characteristics due to the use of Capecitabine (a treatment for
breast cancer) is reported by Garcia-Saenz and co-workers (426).
A case where occupational marks were used for individualisation has been
presented. In this case, unusual symmetrical skin lesions were present on the hands
and the ankle joints of an unknown deceased individual. Based on these lesions, it
was concluded that the deceased was a coconut tree or coconut palm tree climber;
this allowed identifying the person (427).
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