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A Forensic Scientist examining broken glass at a crime scene  GClark

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Pill Boxes
Paper Bindles
Coin envelopes.
N.Harvey

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Place small glass fragments in paper bindles then in a coin envelopes or pill boxes then mark it and completely seal it
N.Harvey

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Hit and Run Cases
Burglary Cases
N.Harvey

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the scientist cannot determine the source of an unknown piece of glass the database can assess the relative frequency of the glass sample.
N.Harvey

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individual- if you can compare it at the crime scene
M.stanley

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Samples of glass should not be put in glass vials, but cardboard boxes, paper bindles, or envelopes of some kind should be used. These are less likely to alter the sample.
M. Stanley

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Samples of glass should not be put in glass vials, but cardboard boxes, paper bindles, or envelopes of some kind should be used. These are less likely to alter the sample.
M. Stanley

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Create Database Class for VS 2013 Project

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https://www.wtvq.com/2018/03/04/frankfort-police-warn-rash-burglaries/
M. Stanley

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How to Collect Hair & Fiber Evidence at a Crime Scene