Finger print Doubertd Criteria
Usulan Galton bahwa “tidak ada dua sidik jari yang identik” mengubah dunia ilmu forensik selamanya. Galton percaya bahwa sidik jari tidak mewarisi dan bahkan kembar identik memiliki pola ridge yang berbeda.
Dalam kasus finger print telah di gunakan dalam pengungkapannya sebagai berikut :
Fingerprints have been the reason for the solving of a vast amount of cases. The case of Thomas Jennings in 1910 was the case, which resulted in the first American murder trial to admit fingerprint testimony. Clarence Hiller lived with his wife and four children. On the morning of September 19, 1910, Mr. Hiller woke up to find that a gaslight near her daughter’s bedroom was not burning. On the landing, he found a stranger and engaged in combat. Both men tumbled down the staircase. Seconds later, two shots were sound, as well as, Mr. Hiller’s soft cry for help. At the door, Mrs. Hiller found her husband dead. Investigators found some particles of sand and gravel at the foot of the daughter’s bed. Yet what convicted the killer, Thomas Jennings, were his fingerprints. Next to the rear kitchen window, through which the killer had entered the home of the Hillers, were railings. By chance, Mr. Hiller had painted these very railings just hours before his death. Into the paint four fingerprints of someone’s left hand was etched. American law enforcement has already adopted the principle of fingerprinting. Therefore, the presence of these fingerprints was admissible in the court of law. At the trial, fingerprint expert William M. Evans of the PDBI agreed that Jennings hand, and his alone, had left the prints on the railings. The appeal court affirmed the verdict of the jury, guilty, and upheld Jenning’s death sentence. He was later hanged.
Usulan Galton bahwa “tidak ada dua sidik jari yang identik” mengubah dunia ilmu forensik selamanya. Galton percaya bahwa sidik jari tidak mewarisi dan bahkan kembar identik memiliki pola ridge yang berbeda.
Dalam kasus finger print telah di gunakan dalam pengungkapannya sebagai berikut :
Fingerprints have been the reason for the solving of a vast amount of cases. The case of Thomas Jennings in 1910 was the case, which resulted in the first American murder trial to admit fingerprint testimony. Clarence Hiller lived with his wife and four children. On the morning of September 19, 1910, Mr. Hiller woke up to find that a gaslight near her daughter’s bedroom was not burning. On the landing, he found a stranger and engaged in combat. Both men tumbled down the staircase. Seconds later, two shots were sound, as well as, Mr. Hiller’s soft cry for help. At the door, Mrs. Hiller found her husband dead. Investigators found some particles of sand and gravel at the foot of the daughter’s bed. Yet what convicted the killer, Thomas Jennings, were his fingerprints. Next to the rear kitchen window, through which the killer had entered the home of the Hillers, were railings. By chance, Mr. Hiller had painted these very railings just hours before his death. Into the paint four fingerprints of someone’s left hand was etched. American law enforcement has already adopted the principle of fingerprinting. Therefore, the presence of these fingerprints was admissible in the court of law. At the trial, fingerprint expert William M. Evans of the PDBI agreed that Jennings hand, and his alone, had left the prints on the railings. The appeal court affirmed the verdict of the jury, guilty, and upheld Jenning’s death sentence. He was later hanged.