Comments for Diagnosis Crime http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com Sun, 26 Oct 2008 17:44:53 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on A history of fingerprints by Stephen http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/2008/04/25/a-history-of-fingerprints/#comment-85 Stephen Sun, 26 Oct 2008 17:44:53 +0000 http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/?p=35#comment-85 Where in the Bible does it refer to you will be known / ID by your fingers tips Where in the Bible does it refer to you will be known / ID by your fingers tips

]]> Comment on A history of fingerprints by diagnosiscrime http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/2008/04/25/a-history-of-fingerprints/#comment-84 diagnosiscrime Mon, 11 Aug 2008 01:37:01 +0000 http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/?p=35#comment-84 Hi Ellie. I'm sorry I took too long to respond as I've been away. What kind of information are you looking for specifically? Are you looking for information on fingerprint patterns? There is a website called <a href="http://ridgesandfurrows.homestead.com/index.html" rel="nofollow">Ridges and Furrows</a> which I think could be of help. Try see if it's useful for your project. Good luck! Hi Ellie. I’m sorry I took too long to respond as I’ve been away. What kind of information are you looking for specifically? Are you looking for information on fingerprint patterns?

There is a website called Ridges and Furrows which I think could be of help. Try see if it’s useful for your project.

Good luck!

]]> Comment on A history of fingerprints by Ellie http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/2008/04/25/a-history-of-fingerprints/#comment-83 Ellie Thu, 31 Jul 2008 08:38:59 +0000 http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/?p=35#comment-83 Hello,my name is Ellie,we're doing a project at school and i chose for my project to be on "tracking criminals by fingerprints". Although,i can't seem to find the information i am loooking for,so if you have absolutly any information that you think may help please reply,thankyou. Hello,my name is Ellie,we’re doing a project at school and i chose for my project to be on “tracking criminals by fingerprints”. Although,i can’t seem to find the information i am loooking for,so if you have absolutly any information that you think may help please reply,thankyou.

]]> Comment on Malaysian Police Get Image Upgrade by mong http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/2008/03/26/malaysian-police-get-image-upgrade/#comment-81 mong Mon, 21 Jul 2008 17:14:37 +0000 http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/?p=28#comment-81 Looking good... But everytime I see malaysian wearing black or dark colours, I start to sweat..! I can't believe I used to wear so much black. :P Looking good…

But everytime I see malaysian wearing black or dark colours, I start to sweat..!

I can’t believe I used to wear so much black. :P

]]> Comment on A history of fingerprints by Jenny http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/2008/04/25/a-history-of-fingerprints/#comment-80 Jenny Sat, 28 Jun 2008 10:26:26 +0000 http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/?p=35#comment-80 im studeying abuot fingerprints for scince and it dont give me all of the infomation that i need so if you have any other websites please repiy to this comment xxxxxxxxxxxxx im studeying abuot fingerprints for scince and it dont give me all of the infomation that i need so if you have any other websites please repiy to this comment xxxxxxxxxxxxx

]]> Comment on Q&A: Why didn’t they dust for prints? by Brandon http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/2008/04/28/qa-why-didnt-they-dust-for-prints/#comment-76 Brandon Sun, 11 May 2008 07:28:26 +0000 http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/?p=37#comment-76 I have also seen some good Forensic Shows, Crime 360 ( thats in canada I don't know about other countries though ) It's a better version of the First 48 - the First 48 is good but it focuses more on detective work - crime 360 focuses on all aspects of Forensic Investigations and focuses more on forensics than detective work. I wish I knew about this blog a long time ago! Great Job! I have also seen some good Forensic Shows, Crime 360 ( thats in canada I don’t know about other countries though ) It’s a better version of the First 48 – the First 48 is good but it focuses more on detective work – crime 360 focuses on all aspects of Forensic Investigations and focuses more on forensics than detective work.

I wish I knew about this blog a long time ago!

Great Job!

]]> Comment on Q&A: Why didn’t they dust for prints? by diagnosiscrime http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/2008/04/28/qa-why-didnt-they-dust-for-prints/#comment-72 diagnosiscrime Fri, 02 May 2008 20:38:18 +0000 http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/?p=37#comment-72 If ppl want to watch real police procedural, Astro offers access to Crime channel (which I hope is included in the subscription). There's a series called "<i>The Real CSI</i>", which I thought is really good. I've seen a couple of episodes, I'm not sure if they screen it on the Crime channel, but if they do, watch that. There's also a series called "<i>Forensic Files</i>" that's very good as well. I have nothing against TV entertainment nor the ever popular <i>CSI</i> franchise, but it's quite worrying when ppl take these shows for gospel truth and solid scientific facts. TV/film shows tend to distort or exaggerate the truth for the sake of entertainment and glamour, otherwise their stories won't come across half as interesting. I've met ppl who sincerely believe that they could be knowledgeable experts just from watching these shows faithfully, it's quite disconcerting really. On the bright side, it's great that the <i>CSI franchise</i> help generate some public interest in crime science. I really have no idea about PDRM's reputation as one of the best forensic analyst in the world. I'll look into that. Despite their flaws, I think PDRM needs some positive support from the public, and that goes to any law agencies in any part of the world - they all need support from the public that they have sworn to protect. If ppl want to watch real police procedural, Astro offers access to Crime channel (which I hope is included in the subscription). There’s a series called “The Real CSI“, which I thought is really good. I’ve seen a couple of episodes, I’m not sure if they screen it on the Crime channel, but if they do, watch that. There’s also a series called “Forensic Files” that’s very good as well.

I have nothing against TV entertainment nor the ever popular CSI franchise, but it’s quite worrying when ppl take these shows for gospel truth and solid scientific facts. TV/film shows tend to distort or exaggerate the truth for the sake of entertainment and glamour, otherwise their stories won’t come across half as interesting. I’ve met ppl who sincerely believe that they could be knowledgeable experts just from watching these shows faithfully, it’s quite disconcerting really.

On the bright side, it’s great that the CSI franchise help generate some public interest in crime science.

I really have no idea about PDRM’s reputation as one of the best forensic analyst in the world. I’ll look into that.

Despite their flaws, I think PDRM needs some positive support from the public, and that goes to any law agencies in any part of the world – they all need support from the public that they have sworn to protect.

]]> Comment on Q&A: Why didn’t they dust for prints? by Fareenz http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/2008/04/28/qa-why-didnt-they-dust-for-prints/#comment-71 Fareenz Fri, 02 May 2008 17:59:26 +0000 http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/?p=37#comment-71 yeah..do not ever believe what you seen on TV!!those CSI really getting me worried. i heard that our PDRM is one of the best forensic analyst in the world. they might be equipt with best machines and stuff but yeah, lack of training and pendekatan to the crime scene world can be one of the reasons why this thing happened. anyway, hope by the time 'we' graduating, PDRM has been awarded as one of the most succesful police department in the world... + what Farina said..payment RM2500/.. can arr??:P yeah..do not ever believe what you seen on TV!!those CSI really getting me worried.

i heard that our PDRM is one of the best forensic analyst in the world. they might be equipt with best machines and stuff but yeah, lack of training and pendekatan to the crime scene world can be one of the reasons why this thing happened.

anyway, hope by the time ‘we’ graduating, PDRM has been awarded as one of the most succesful police department in the world… + what Farina said..payment RM2500/..

can arr??:P

]]> Comment on A history of fingerprints by Munira http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/2008/04/25/a-history-of-fingerprints/#comment-70 Munira Thu, 01 May 2008 20:22:01 +0000 http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/?p=35#comment-70 Fatima, I'm so glad you found the site helpful. I hope to be as informative and as accurate as possible :) Thank you for your visit and lovely comment. Fatima,

I’m so glad you found the site helpful. I hope to be as informative and as accurate as possible :) Thank you for your visit and lovely comment.

]]> Comment on A history of fingerprints by fatima http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/2008/04/25/a-history-of-fingerprints/#comment-69 fatima Thu, 01 May 2008 18:24:22 +0000 http://diagnosiscrime.wordpress.com/?p=35#comment-69 munira your name sounds so familiar to me. I loved your site it was very useful to me it help me out with my homework as far as me understanding the wording that was used. You broke it down so easy thanks again. Fatima munira your name sounds so familiar to me. I loved your site it was very useful to me it help me out with my homework as far as me understanding the wording that was used. You broke it down so easy thanks again. Fatima

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