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<blockquote data-quote="Top Jimmy" data-source="post: 229663" data-attributes="member: 255">tommie is right - according to this article, it is difficult to find usable fingerprints on a gun. Plus, it seemed like Kristin was trying to be careful not to leave fingerprints by the way she was just barely touching and holding the gun by its trigger. Of course, it would have made more sense for her to take a handkerchief or something like that to put the gun in the closet. Since, she wasn&#039;t totally alone (Sue Ellen was just in the next room) and it apparently was in the summer, she would have looked out of place wearing gloves in public or probably wouldn&#039;t have enough time to put on gloves and then take them off before Sue Ellen finished showering. <a href="https://crimefictionbook.com/2016/05/05/how-easy-is-it-to-find-fingerprints-on-a-gun/" target="_blank">https://crimefictionbook.com/2016/05/05/how-easy-is-it-to-find-fingerprints-on-a-gun/</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Top Jimmy, post: 229663, member: 255"] tommie is right - according to this article, it is difficult to find usable fingerprints on a gun. Plus, it seemed like Kristin was trying to be careful not to leave fingerprints by the way she was just barely touching and holding the gun by its trigger. Of course, it would have made more sense for her to take a handkerchief or something like that to put the gun in the closet. Since, she wasn't totally alone (Sue Ellen was just in the next room) and it apparently was in the summer, she would have looked out of place wearing gloves in public or probably wouldn't have enough time to put on gloves and then take them off before Sue Ellen finished showering. [URL]https://crimefictionbook.com/2016/05/05/how-easy-is-it-to-find-fingerprints-on-a-gun/[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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