A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Jungbluth, W.D.1989 Knuckle Print Identification. Journal of Forensic Identification, 39(6): 375-380.Kahana, T., A. Grande, D.M. Tancredi, J. Penalver and J. Hiss2001 Fingerprinting the Deceased:Traditional and New Techniques. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 46(4):908-912.Kamali, M.S.1984 Mean Epidermal Ridge Breadth Among the 12 Iranian Endogamous Groups. Indian Journal of Physical Anthropology and Human Genetics 10(3-4):150-154.Kamp, Kathryn A., Nichole Timmerman, Gregg Lind, Jules Graybill, and Ian Natowsky1999 Discovering Childhood: Using Fingerprints to Find Children in the Archaeological Record. American Antiquity, 64(2):309-315.Kapel, H., N. Kromann, F. Mikkelson, and E. Rosenlv1991 Tattooing. In, J.P.H. Hansen, et al., editors, The Greenland Mummies, British Museum Press, London, England, pp. 102-115.Keating, D.M., and J.J. Miller1993 A Technique for Developing and Photographing Ridge Impressions on Decomposed Water-Soaked Fingers. Journal of Forensic Sciences,38:197-202.Kromann, N., H. Kapel, E. Lytved, and J. Hansen1989 The Tattooings of the Qilakitsoq Eskimo Mummies. In J.P.H. Hansen and H. Gulløv, editors, The Mummies from Qilakitsoq: Eskimos in the15th Century. Meddelelser om Grønland, Man and Society, Copenhagen, Denmark. pp. 168-171.Leguebe, A., and S. Vrydagh1982 Geographical Variability of Digital Ridge Counts: Univariate Comparison of Population Groups. Homo, 33(4):183-194.Loesch, D., and J. Czyzewska1972 Ridge Breadth in the a-b Segment in the Hands of Children. Folia morphologica, 31(2):226-230.Menzel, E.R.1987 Laser Fingerprint Detection and Development, in Proceedings of the International Forensic Symposium on Latent Prints, Federal Bureau ofInvestigation, Washington, D.C., pp:25-38.Ohler, E.A., and H. Cummins1942 Sexual Differences in Breadth of Epidermal Ridges of Fingertips and Palms. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 29:341-362.Okajima, M.1984 Dermatogliphic Examination of the Dermal Surface of Bodies in Advanced Postmortem Condition. Forensic Science International, 25:209-218.Pfister, R.1985 The Optical Revelation of Latent Fingerprints. Fingerprint Whorld, 10(39):64-70.Reichardt, G.J., J.C. Carr, and E.G. Stone1978 A Conventional Method for Lifting Latent Fingerprints from Human Skin Surfaces. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 23(1): 135-141.Richardson, L. and H. Kade1972 Readable Fingerprints from Mummified or Putrefied Specimens. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 17(2): 325-328.Rossi, P., A. Grande, G. Bolino, A. Cavalli, and D.M. Tancredi1995 Sulle Posibilita Applicative Della Metodica di Rilievo Dactiloscopico F.I.T. (Fingerprint Identification Technology), a Scopo Identificativo inCaso di Cadavere Putrefatto. Riv It Med Leg., 17:1207-13.Ryder, M.L.1963 Remains Derived from Skin. In Science in Archaeology, D. Brothwell and E. Higgs, (editors), Thames and Hudson, London. pp. 529-544.Sampson, W.1996 Latent Fingerprint Evidence on Human Skin. Journal of Forensic Identification, 46:188-Sampson, William C. and Karen L. Sampson2004 How to Get Latent Fingerprints from Human Skin: Discovering the Crime Scene Within a Crime Scene. Evidence Technology Magazine,2(3):10-13.Sampson, William C., Karen L. Sampson, and Lorene Moore2004 Recovery of Fingerprint Evidence from Human Skin. A Presentation before the 89th International Educational Conference Sponsored by theInternational Association for Identification, August 23, 2004, St. Louis, Missouri.Sanz, A.1994 Regenerating Finger Pads on Burnt, Putrefied, Mummified Corpses. International Criminal Police Review, 44:16-19.Saviano, J.D.2000 Obtaining Identifiable Fingerprints from Mummified Hands: Two Quick and Accurate Methods. Journal of Forensic Identification, 50:13-19.294