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Taking a Closer Look at Forensics In M.v.

By QNS Editorial Posted on January 23, 2014

Christ the King High School’s forensic science class recently participated in Locard’s Principle Activity, during which students at the Middle Village institution spent a day wearing white t-shirts, then examined them using various forensic tests and analytic methods. As described, the Locard Principle applies the theory that anytime two objects come into contact, there is always a transfer of evidence from one object to another. The young forensic scientists pictured at work are (from left to right) Kristina DeSena, Nestor Espinoza, Christopher Cabrera and Valentina Nunez.

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