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Miles from tamikas home. no one living in the apartment saw her driving the car or parking it. inside, police found no forensic evidence, no blood and no sign of a struggle. the only clue was a partial fingerprint, which didnt match tamikas ex-boyfriend, terence moss, or anyone in the national fingerprint database. >> the car was not the treasure trove im sure that police hoped for. >> but investigators did find a set of keys on the passenger side floor. >> you could see that one looked like an ...

Fingerprints found on the bedroom window screen at the churches house. at the same time, latent print examiner tom carney took a fresh look at these prints, too. he was new to the el paso county crime laboratory. he came from miami where he learned something not many others knew. the fbis fingerprint database did not contain the prints of everyone in the united states who was convicted of a crime. >> he knew right away that they had not, all these afises out there had not been searched. to the b...

>> back in 1986, flint police could only compare the prints to others in michigan and the search turned up no matches. but improvements in computer technology led to the creation of an automatic fingerprint identification system, that compares thousands of fingerprints in seconds. when the print from the water faucet was placed into the new nationwide fingerprint database, the computer identified a matching print in florida. it matched the right thumbprint of 39-year-old jeffrey gorton, who was ...

Know takes us further down the road. >> jim bernazzani, authorities have dismissed -- there is one claim of responsibility, the chinese martyrs brigade. how unusual is it for an act of terror to go unclaimed at this point? >> it is unusual. we are looking at all aspects in this event. we have intelligence that needs to be pursued relative to this mr. ali, the purchase of the tickets and the stolen passports and the like. and that will drive operations and the cycle begins. whats of note is the t...

Fingerprint database. that database holds the records of 70 million individuals. and of those 70 million individuals, 73,000 known or suspected terrorists. that is automated. it should be done quickly. if we get a hit it will be tremendous leads. >> david souche, we are hearing that authorities are moving away from the terrorism angle. >> because we know about the aircraft and what is going on. if you have flown that leg, you know there are a lot of legs in between there where there is no commun...

Call, we talked to him and theres no way that my dad did it or had anything to do with it. >> and there was a perfectly logical reason for mikes prints to be there. he did all of the repair work. >> i just put that water heater in there. i done all the maintenance up there. i took care of everything. >> and it was clear that mike satterfield did not fit the description of the man the eyewitness saw jumping through the salon window. >> hes an enormous man. with all due respect to him, he couldnt ...

Fingerprints found on the bedroom window screen at the churches house. at the same time, latent print examiner tom carney took a fresh look at these prints, too. he was new to the el paso county crime laboratory. he came from miami where he learned something not many others knew. the fbis fingerprint database did not contain the prints of everyone in the united states who was convicted of a crime. >> he knew right away that they had not, all these afises out there had not been searched. to the b...

>> back in 1986, flint police could only compare the prints to others in michigan and the search turned up no matches. but improvements in computer technology led to the creation of an automated fingerprint identification system that compares thousands of fingerprints in seconds. when the print from the water faucet was placed into the new nationwide fingerprint database, the computer identified a matching print in florida. it matched the right thumbprint of 39-year-old jeffrey gorton, who was n...

Call, we talked to him and theres no way that my dad did it or had anything to do with it. >> and there was a perfectly logical reason for mikes prints to be there. he did all of the repair work. >> i just put that water heater in there. i done all the maintenance up there. i took care of everything. >> and it was clear that mike satterfield did not fit the description of the man the eyewitness saw jumping through the salon window. >> hes an enormous man. with all due respect to him, he couldnt ...

Killers identity, the three fingerprints found on the bedroom window screen at the churches house. at the same time, latent print examiner tom carney took a fresh look at these prints, too. he was new to the el paso county crime laboratory. he came from miami where he learned something not many others knew. the fbis fingerprint database did not contain the prints of everyone in the united states who was convicted of a crime. >> he knew right away that they had not, all these afises out there had...