Forensic Friday Fact 🧬

When glass breaks, radial cracks form first and concentric cracks follow. Examining these fracture patterns can help determine the direction and sequence of force applied.

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Forensic Friday Fact 🧬

Fibres can transfer during contact. Natural fibres (e.g. cotton, wool) differ microscopically from synthetic fibres (e.g. polyester, nylon). Comparing type, colour and structure can help link people, places and objects.

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📅 #NCIAI July Webinar
🕐 July 29 | 1–2 PM EDT
🔍 Trace Evidence in CSI: A Case Study
👤 Randy Horton, @Iredellsheriff

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📅 #NCIAI Members-Only Webinar
🕐 July 29 | 1–2 PM EDT
🔍 Trace Evidence in CSI: A Case Study
👤 Randy Horton, @iredellsheriff

No registration needed. Just join NCIAI: NCIAI.org/membership-info

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