Dactylography Or the Study of Finger Prints
Dactylography Or the Study of Finger Prints
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Now Sir Charles B. ^Troup, at the Home Office, that gentleman smilingly said such a case would never by any chance occur again. Well, in October, 1909, a constable patrolling St. John's Street, Clerken- well, found, sticking on a spike at the top of a gate, a bloody finger with a ring on it. This was promptly submitted to the police experts at Scotland Yard, who were convinced that it had belonged to a man known FUTURE PROSPECTS 115 as " William Mitchell. " A man called " May, " with his hand b...leeding and bandaged up had just been arrested. It was then found that he had just lost a finger, which he admitted had been done when he was hurriedly getting over the gate. He got twelve months' hard labour, as consolation.
Many years ago I endeavoured to show the value of this method in the recognition of the dead, where records existed. The importance it might acquire is illustrated by the case of a man killed on the Great Western Railway at Slough. His body had been badly shattered and mutilated, and nothing was found in the poor man's pockets but a match-box and a tobacco pipe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now Sir Charles B. ^Troup, at the Home Office, that gentleman smilingly said such a case would never by any chance occur again. Well, in October, 1909, a constable patrolling St. John's Street, Clerken- well, found, sticking on a spike at the top of a gate, a bloody finger with a ring on it. This was promptly submitted to the police experts at Scotland Yard, who were convinced that it had belonged to a man known FUTURE PROSPECTS 115 as " William Mitchell. " A man called " May, " with his hand b...leeding and bandaged up had just been arrested. It was then found that he had just lost a finger, which he admitted had been done when he was hurriedly getting over the gate. He got twelve months' hard labour, as consolation.
Many years ago I endeavoured to show the value of this method in the recognition of the dead, where records existed. The importance it might acquire is illustrated by the case of a man killed on the Great Western Railway at Slough. His body had been badly shattered and mutilated, and nothing was found in the poor man's pockets but a match-box and a tobacco pipe.
What to read after Dactylography Or the Study of Finger Prints?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Faulds to read onlineMoreLess
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