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C. Misra, Questioned Document and Handwriting & Finger Print Expert
(Forensic Expert, India)
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Palm Prints: |
According to Mr. H R Hardless,
“The lines of the palms of the human hand and
the soles of the feet, which form the basis of
individual identification, are the papillary
ridges that serve the office of raising the
mouths of the ducts, so as to facilitate the
discharge of sweat, and perhaps perform the
additional function of aiding the sense of touch
and giving elasticity to the skin of the hand;
and, having a vacuumistic tendency, they assit
in preventing against slipping.”
Taking Palm Prints :
At first take a cylindrical object generally
found in Kitchen and fix a foolscape paper
thereon by two rubber-hands. Take rubber roller
and ink the palm surface evenly taking care to
see that the entire area is evenly inked. Now
roll the palm on the cylindrical object in
either of two directions, from the wrist to the
fingers or from the fingers towards the wrist.
It is necessary that the entire palm surface
should be inked first evenly and care should be
taken to be avoid using too much pressure, as
this may cause distortion. |
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