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Alyssa Byers, Dalton Brooks, and Justin Brister The Shot List Alyssa Byers, Dalton Brooks, and Justin Brister

This is the question that your experiment answers Ninhydrin & Acetone

Ninhydrin & Acetone cont.

Process Porous material (paper) and a light colored surface Spray on Ninhydrin & Acetone Allow to dry Place between a paper towel With a steam iron the fingerprint will process a dark purple color The steam is added to accelerate the drying process Summarize your research in three to five points.

White Wet Wop & Black Electrical Tape This is the question that your experiment answers White Wet Wop & Black Electrical Tape

White Wet Wop & Black Electrical Tape

Process Adhesive material (black electrical tape) with a dark colored surface Paint on Wait ten seconds And then rinse off material with water The fingerprint will show up white on a dark colored surface Summarize your research in three to five points.

This is the question that your experiment answers Rhodamine 6G

Rhodamine 6G cont.

Process Non-Porous material (Bong) Recommended light 495-540nm Orange or Red filter used to block light Spray on Allow to dry View underneath an alternative light source In the photo 515nm was used with an orange filter Summarize your research in three to five points.

Amido Black & Ninhydrin Acetone This is the question that your experiment answers Amido Black & Ninhydrin Acetone

Ninhydrin & Acetone

Process Blood print on Porous material (Drywall) Spray on Let dry Steam Iron with a paper towel placed over material Summarize your research in three to five points.

Amido Black

Process Blood print on Porous material (Drywall) Spray on Rinse Immediately with water Allow to dry Prints will process as a black/blue color Summarize your research in three to five points.

Black Magnetic Powder & Regular Black Fingerprint Powder This is the question that your experiment answers Black Magnetic Powder & Regular Black Fingerprint Powder

Black Magnetic Powder

Process Black magnetic powder on non-porous material Brush in circles over print Remove excess with wand and rocket Lift print with clear lifting tape Place tape on white index card Print will process black on a white surface Summarize your research in three to five points.

Regular Black Fingerprint Powder

Process Regular Black Fingerprint Powder on non- porous material Brush in circles over print Remove excess with rocket blower Lift print with clear lifting print Place tape on white index card The print will process black on a white background Summarize your research in three to five points.

“I Killed Your Dog”

“I Killed Your Dog”

Process The duct tape was removed using the air duster Black Wet Wop was used to on the adhesive side of the duct tape The duct tape was fumed in a Styrofoam cup Black magnetic powder was used on the non-adhesive side of the duct tape Ninhydrin & Heptane was used to develop all of the prints on the piece of paper Summarize your research in three to five points.

Summarize your research in three to five points.