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Once you have a case, try to find at least two different sources that detail the same case. This can be a report from a newspaper, an article about fingerprints that references the case, or an excerpt from a textbook or academic report that discusses the case. Be sure to keep track of the resources you use in your research and include them in a brief ‘Works Cited’ list at the end of your report.
In one paragraph each:

1. Provide the details of the case.

2. Explain exactly the role that fingerprint evidence played in solving the crime.

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