NH Forensics Lab, Dec. 9, 2012
The methods used at the New Hampshire Forensics Laboratory in Concord are often painstakingly slow and deliberate, requiring real people with real expertise to put in hours examining pieces of evidence.
The methods used at the New Hampshire Forensics Laboratory in Concord are often painstakingly slow and deliberate, requiring real people with real expertise to put in hours examining pieces of evidence.
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Criminalist Tim Jackson demonstrates how he uses a alternate light source station to extract finger prints from evidence at the State Crime Lab in Concord on Wednesday. (DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER)
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