Compare Suspect 1 (S1) and Suspect 2 (S2) to the DNA evidence sample (E). Based upon the DNA fingerprints, which suspect was likely at the crime scene and why

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As we know, fingerprints are formed by a unique pattern of lines that are not repeated between individuals. Thus, in order to discover who is a criminal, through the analysis of fingerprints, it is important to identify the pattern of lines left at the scene of the crime and analyze it with the pattern of lines in the suspect's fingerprint.

i think that c)gold was found there

but i am not sure

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