Criminal Justice Footwear; Footwear can place a person at a crime under certain conditions, as well as identify points of egress and ingress of the crime scene.

Criminal Justice Footwear

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Footwear can place a person at a crime under certain conditions, as well as identify points of egress and ingress of the crime scene. Shoe prints, like fingerprints, can link a certain shoe to multiple crime scenes. Most shoes are the product of mass production, the vast majority are
also of foreign origin—especially sneakers.

Even so, they are not so varied as to be unclassifiable. There are in fact databases that identify the manufacturer and style of a specific shoe. The gender of the shoe’s intended wearer can also be identified. Shoe size can be determined by a seasoned investigator thereby providing a clue to the corresponding size of an individual.

Crime scene investigators look for three types of shoe prints:
First, there is the patent print. This means that a print is visible to the unaided eye. These prints are usually as a result of walking through a substance and “tracking”
it through the crime scene.
Second is the latent print. Much as with fingerprints, latent means that you cannot
see the shoe print with the naked eye and must search for it with the aid of such
things as alternative light sources.
Finally, the third type of shoe print is the plastic print or impression. This third type means that a suspect walked through a malleable substance such as mud, and the
print can therefore be seen and possible cast.

Regardless of the type of footwear pattern or print that may be found, the first line of business is to photograph the evidence for safekeeping and recording. Even if you intend to cast a three dimensional casting of a plastic print, it should first be photographed.
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