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First use of fingerprints
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The very first recorded application of medical knowledge was published by the Chinese, and created by Hsi DuanYu.
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The first state to use photo identification was San Francisco.
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Argentinian police officer, Juan Vucetich became the first person to use fingerprint ID.
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Karl Landsteiner discovered how blood stains could be used, and Dieter Max Richter adapted it for use.
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The first police crime labs started popping up. The first one appeared in Los Angeles.
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Advancements in technology meant that DNA profiling went from taking six to eight weeks, to one to two days.
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The Forensic Science Service created a footwear coding and detection management system that would allow footwear to be used in criminal investigation.
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