Unidentified Latent Images
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The document discusses questions that should be asked when a case involves unidentified latent fingerprint images. It notes that the latent images may not have been thoroughly searched in local, state and federal fingerprint databases, and there is a possibility of misidentification by examiners due to issues like workload, training, or vision problems. Thoroughly searching the latent images in fingerprint databases and reviewing any potential matches could help identify unknown donors.
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