Anyone know when ballistic chemical residue trace came into use? To put the question in context:
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Get this, ace. Nowadays they can
tell if someone fired a gun. The
chemical residue covers the shooter's
hand. Can you believe it? Invisible
to the eye, but boy does it show up
in the crime lab.
Just looking for a rough guestimate, 1930s, 1940s? I did a search and bounced around a thousand crime lab sites, getting nowhere fast. <dizzy> Although I now know how to commit the perfect murder. Boy am I gonna have fun today!
-Derek
My Web Page - naked women, bestial sex, and whopping big lies.
Take the critiques you get with a grain of salt. Invariably, some of the critics will be kooks, bitter curmudgeons, or complete fools. ~odocoileus
NOVELLO
Get this, ace. Nowadays they can
tell if someone fired a gun. The
chemical residue covers the shooter's
hand. Can you believe it? Invisible
to the eye, but boy does it show up
in the crime lab.
Just looking for a rough guestimate, 1930s, 1940s? I did a search and bounced around a thousand crime lab sites, getting nowhere fast. <dizzy> Although I now know how to commit the perfect murder. Boy am I gonna have fun today!
-Derek
My Web Page - naked women, bestial sex, and whopping big lies.
Take the critiques you get with a grain of salt. Invariably, some of the critics will be kooks, bitter curmudgeons, or complete fools. ~odocoileus
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