Readable Fingerprints from Mummified or Putrefied Specimens

Harold Kade

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Abstract The problem of obtaining satisfactory fingerprints to establish identification of mummified, decomposed, water immersed, or burned bodies is encountered by police agencies, coroners, and medical examiners throughout the world. Our efforts at investigation of this problem were initiated by the following case.

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1904THE RESTORATION OF DRIED TISSUES, WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO HUMAN REMAINS 1967Identification of Skeletonized Remains by X-Ray Comparison

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