Crime Scene Investigation

3. current theory is that no two people have identical ______
4. 5% of the population has this class of fingerprints
7. identical twins have the same _______
10. the tendency of a substance to interact with or be attracted to another substance
12. Ms. Kimmel's favorite type of minutiae
16. fingerprints are formed here
18. she was the guilty elf
19. the stationary phases in paper chromatography experiments
20. his were the first fingerprints taken for criminal purposes in 1859-1860
21. the center of whorls and loops

1. reasons why someone might commit a crime
2. this type of arch has steep sides
5. the name of a loop that opens towards the thumb
6. fingerprints left in blood, dirt, ink, or makeup
8. the precise details found within individual fingerprints
9. Greek root that means color
11. the more serious type of crime
13. a statement that someone was not at the scene of a crime when it happened
14. two loops that wrap around one another with 2 deltas
15. we dusted to find this type of fingerprint
17. a substance that dissolves a solute to form a solution
19. we used this to make latent prints visible