Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu. Jessa is a crime scene investigator. She examines a bullet found at the scene and a fingerprint left in a blood smear. What type of marks might link the bullet to a specific weapon? Which type of fingerprints has she found? Jessa examines a bullet at a crime scene. The markings, called might link the bullet to a specific weapon. She also finds some fingerprints smeared in the blood of the victim. These are fingerprints.

The mark called Rifling might link the bullet to a specific weapon.

These are Patent fingerprints.

Explanation:

Modern-day handguns are produced of a particular blueprint that determines their specifications. One major characteristics trait of this specification is known as Rifling.

Rifling is an act or process of making the grooves in a rifled cannon or gun barrel. The system of grooves in a rifled gun barrel in which one side of the groove is made deeper than the other side to facilitate loading with shots having projections is enough to determine what brand/model of specific weapon is being used.

The only type of fingerprint that can be collected through such a crime scene in a blood smear is Patent fingerprints. This type of fingerprint is collected by using a photographic technique that uses high resolutions & a forensic measuring scale.

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