Science And the Criminal
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The ink had the faded yellow tone of old iron ink, and there 8— (2iai) 114 SCIENCE AND THE CRIMINAL was nothing to show that the writing was not what it professed to be.
Its present owner, however, happened to notice in a museum what appeared to be a duplicate of the manuscript in his possession, and when a chemical test was applied to the ink upon the latter the pigment was quite unaffected. Hence there could be no doubt as to its being a copy of the original reproduced by hthography. ^ Cases ...in which it is necessary to distinguish between iron-gaU writing inks and printing or other carbon inks occur from time to time in criminal investigations.
As a recent example a case that was tried a few months ago may be mentioned. The chief clerk of a firm of merchants had for a considerable time been defrauding his employers, and when suspicion at length fell upon him, endeavoured to conceal his doings by falsifying the entries of previous years in the ledger.
,In order to do this it was necessary to abstract certain pages in a particular part of the ledger and to substitute the necessary alterations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ink had the faded yellow tone of old iron ink, and there 8— (2iai) 114 SCIENCE AND THE CRIMINAL was nothing to show that the writing was not what it professed to be.
Its present owner, however, happened to notice in a museum what appeared to be a duplicate of the manuscript in his possession, and when a chemical test was applied to the ink upon the latter the pigment was quite unaffected. Hence there could be no doubt as to its being a copy of the original reproduced by hthography. ^ Cases ...in which it is necessary to distinguish between iron-gaU writing inks and printing or other carbon inks occur from time to time in criminal investigations.
As a recent example a case that was tried a few months ago may be mentioned. The chief clerk of a firm of merchants had for a considerable time been defrauding his employers, and when suspicion at length fell upon him, endeavoured to conceal his doings by falsifying the entries of previous years in the ledger.
,In order to do this it was necessary to abstract certain pages in a particular part of the ledger and to substitute the necessary alterations.
What to read after Science And the Criminal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Ainsworth Charles Ainsworth Mitchell to read onlineMoreLess
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