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MsFlutter -> Cancer drug erases fingerprints (5/28/2009 9:06:07 AM)
Cancer drug erases man's fingerprints, doctor says

Lockit -> RE: Cancer drug erases fingerprints (5/28/2009 11:01:27 AM)
Hummm very interesting. After I married my ex husband, I became very ill within weeks of our marriage and his touching me. He worked with some government stuff I won't get into right now... but I was really ill because of it. When we tried to find out what was happening and why, odd things happened to evidence and such. But I noticed within the year that my finger prints were smoothing out. I mentioned it to doctors and others and they all thought I was crazy. But I know my fingers and my prints have diminished considerably. Damn... more research! lol Thank you MsFlutter!

Joseff -> RE: Cancer drug erases fingerprints (5/28/2009 4:51:50 PM)
I know that prolonged exposure to even mild acide can remove fingerprints. Migrant pinapple pickers who turn criminal are very hard to catch for this reason.

Aylee -> RE: Cancer drug erases fingerprints (5/28/2009 5:17:19 PM)
Using bleach or bleach water a lot will take off your fingerprint as well.

sub4hire -> RE: Cancer drug erases fingerprints (6/2/2009 1:00:05 PM)
If only I were a criminal and needed my fingerprints removed.

PyrotheClown -> RE: Cancer drug erases fingerprints (6/2/2009 1:20:02 PM)
I use to cure olives, haven't had figure prints in years

LaTigresse -> RE: Cancer drug erases fingerprints (6/2/2009 1:22:15 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Joseff I know that prolonged exposure to even mild acide can remove fingerprints. Migrant pinapple pickers who turn criminal are very hard to catch for this reason. So are people that make gallons of applesauce, and berry preserves, every year![:D]

slaveboyforyou -> RE: Cancer drug erases fingerprints (6/2/2009 3:41:16 PM)
FR: I saw the article a few days ago. It surprised me. I knew you could remove fingerprints, but I thought it was only temporary. I had to give the government mine a few years ago when I worked for a subcontracter with the State Dept. So they have mine. It really doesn't matter much if criminals try this now; they take DNA from convicted felons almost everywhere in the U.S. now.

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