Old FBI Comparison Practice (Need Answers)
Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 7:53 am
Does anyone have the key to this old FBI comparison practice I have?
It is from an administrative latent class in the early 90s...maybe 1994-ish. The person who they belonged to was Mike Davis, if anyone remembers taking that class with him, by any chance.
There are controls for the following 'crooks' in the form of tenprints and/or palms and/or major case prints:
Axle McClusky
Caeser Gently
George Washington
Roscoe Gooseberry
Tom Touchy
Buford Axel Crest
I.M. Small
Max Spider
Willie Lump-Lump
John Jackson
Waldo Q. Pinwhistle
Marvin D. Dabney
Phoebe S. Beebe
Louis L. Lipshitz
Pretty Boy Floyd
Johnny B. Good
There are 40 latents with black numbers on them (1 through 40)
There are 17 latents with white numbers on them (1 through 17)
There are also two larger stacks of latents, both numbered 1 through 30 with black numbers, but I am not sure if these are part of the exercise or if they were part of another exercise. I have not tried to look for them, but I will eventually if I don't hear anything back.
I did start looking for the set of 40 and set of 17 and got most of them. I'm at the point now where, rather than drive myself nuts looking for prints that may not be there, I would like to have the answers!!! I can't find them in his paperwork/binders from the class.
If anyone has the key to this exercise, I would love to have it. I have a new examiner in training and I think this exercise would be great practice. THANKS!!!
It is from an administrative latent class in the early 90s...maybe 1994-ish. The person who they belonged to was Mike Davis, if anyone remembers taking that class with him, by any chance.
There are controls for the following 'crooks' in the form of tenprints and/or palms and/or major case prints:
Axle McClusky
Caeser Gently
George Washington
Roscoe Gooseberry
Tom Touchy
Buford Axel Crest
I.M. Small
Max Spider
Willie Lump-Lump
John Jackson
Waldo Q. Pinwhistle
Marvin D. Dabney
Phoebe S. Beebe
Louis L. Lipshitz
Pretty Boy Floyd
Johnny B. Good
There are 40 latents with black numbers on them (1 through 40)
There are 17 latents with white numbers on them (1 through 17)
There are also two larger stacks of latents, both numbered 1 through 30 with black numbers, but I am not sure if these are part of the exercise or if they were part of another exercise. I have not tried to look for them, but I will eventually if I don't hear anything back.
I did start looking for the set of 40 and set of 17 and got most of them. I'm at the point now where, rather than drive myself nuts looking for prints that may not be there, I would like to have the answers!!! I can't find them in his paperwork/binders from the class.
If anyone has the key to this exercise, I would love to have it. I have a new examiner in training and I think this exercise would be great practice. THANKS!!!