“Agent Jordan, when you examine fingerprints, do you ever find that some have been deliberately smudged,
or damaged in some way, in order for the felon to conceal his crime?”
Yes, but we’re usually able to correct them with high-intensity laser techniques.
Did you have to do that in the case of Ashley Patterson?“No, sir.” “Why was that?”
Well, like I said... the fingerprints were all clear.David glanced at the jury.
So what you’re saying is that the defendant made no attempt to erase or disguise her fingerprints?
That is correct.” “Thank you. No further questions.He turned to the jury.
“Ashley Patterson made no attempt to conceal her prints because she was innocent and—
Judge Williams snapped, “That’s enough. Counselor! You’ll have your chance to plead your case later.”
David resumed his seat. Judge Williams turned to Special Agent Jordan. “You’re excused.”
The FBI agent stepped down. Brennan said, “I would like to call as my next witness, Stanley Clarke.”
A young man with long hair was ushered into the courtroom. He walked toward the witness stand.
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