FBI — Forensic Science Communications
Fingerprint Specialist (Forensic Examiner) Federal Bureau of Investigation Rebecca L. Schwartz Research Chemist Federal Bureau of Investigation Mitchell L. Hollars Fingerprint Specialist (Forensic Examiner) Federal Bureau of Investigation Edited by: Lallie D. Leighton Sally A. Schehl Yvette E. Trozzi Colleen Wade
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