Re: Who Dunnit?!
Mine are a mix of whorl and loop . 
and no they are not same as any suspect 
Ok I’ll come back and will read more stuff on it . Very informative Barbie :k:
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BarbieCue, the dog ate my homework. Okay, fine, it's all too hard, it all looks the same to me, I can't do it! :(
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^ 
Ok I gave you a list of common ridge characteristics:
So all you had to do was examine the characteristics labelled 1-11 in the fingerprint and name them using the table above.
1,2,4,5 are ridge endings
3,9 are dots
6 is a lake or an enclosure
7 is an island (small ridge on its own)
8,10,11 are bifurcations (ridge splits into two)
comprende?
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Such a haraam name for the thread 
‘Hi do you know his father is’
‘Nop’
‘Who dunnit then?’
I’ll reply with the thing later 
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Proof how ganda your dimagh is 
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kuch palay nahi para i think i should scan my thumb impression and send it to barbie hows that???
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Bad idea 
I could set you up by leaving your fingerprint impression at some crime scene!
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I got the dots and the enclosure, everything else not so much. I guess there goes the dream of being Sherlock Holmes!
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I don’t think I’m going to update this thread again until I figure out an easier, more fun way of doing things here. People don’t like to read as much as I wrote here 
and they’re also finding it difficult so… yeah let me figure something out.
To finish off the fingerprints series, the main thing to know is that if a forensic scientist can mark ~20 ridge characteristics on the exact same locations on the two fingerprints, it is safe to say that its a match. Different courts around the world demand different numbers of ridge characteristics to match. Some are ok with 15 ridge characteristics matching between the two prints, some want over 20.