if you scar someone with your fingernails, does your fingerprints appear in that scar and for how long? Lets?
917784
The fingerprint can't appear in the scar!\n\nWhat a Jerry Springer question.
609682
well that is a part of evidence so they will get to the point of asking for the finger prints on the gun. now if you have a lawyer then the processe will go alot faster.
243183
You dont need to burn them or get them surgically removed. There is a freezing porocedure which is really painless but discomforting for about half a day but well well well worth it. I dont know the cost today but check with your doc or GP.\n\nI used to have really horrible disgusting warts near my fingernails and they really put people off. Someone suggested this procedure of freezing and it didnt hurt and I would recommend it to anyone. That was about 9 years ago and have been happy since.
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yep, check this website it is all a myth:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fingernail \nIt is commonly claimed that nails and hair will continue growing for several days after death. This is a myth; the appearance of growth is actually caused by the retraction of skin as the surrounding tissue dehydrates, making nails and hair more prominent
1045747
none all fingerprints are unique
806999
The police and district attorney, anywhere, don't like to admit they made a mistake.  My guess is you will get no cooperation unless you can come up with some concrete evidence, to use, to get their attention.\nIf you have the finances, consider hiring a private investigator who has experience in investigating murder cases.\nLack of finger prints does not mean anything by itself.  Gun shot residue is always present on a shooter's hand, and you would have to see the investigation files to determine if residue was checked for and found, on the victim or anyone else at the scene.
517564
Nail Fungus will separate and the nail will turn color.  One home remedy is to use liquid Vicks every day inside the nail and keep your nails short.  It takes months, but you have a good posibility to keep the nail.  It works with the fungus on a few toes and it is almost gone.  Toes take about 12 months for the nail to grow out and show new nail.  Fingers do not take that long.  Otherwise, a doctor can prescribe Lamasil or simular medication.
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none, but it will seem like the fingernails and hair will due to the skin becoming tighter due to moisture loss. So the skin pulls back to show more of the nail bed and hail folicle.
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5% according to MSN Encarta\nhttp://encarta.msn.com/media_461551519/Types_of_Fingerprints.html
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To remeove skin tags you simply get a pair of nair clippers and clean them throughly with soap and alcohol. Then clean area to be  worked on. Take clippers and simply clip off the skin tag. I had many ot them and thought they were ugly. Now I have none and they never came back. They were on my neck and even on my torso. The only bleed a very little bit and leave no scar at all. Just make sure you only clip the tag part and not your skin. Get someone to help if you have trouble seeing well. Good luck to you and I hope your skin looks as good as mine does. As usual, please do not do anything of a medical nature without the advice of your doctor as they are the best to asvise you on all things medical.
603886
Depends on the state that you live in, but in most states your attorney can ask that your record be "sealed" and your fingerprint files returned to you. The caveat is that copies of all fingerprints are sent to the FBI. These cannot be returned.
292453
I glued my thumb to the side of my fore finger once and it peeled some skin off.  It was sore and red for a week!!
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It depends on how deep the cut is...if it's a paper cut type cut, then don't worry about it, it shouldn't leave a scar and it will heal well...\nIf it is very deep and you need stitches or you're afraid it will leave a scar, then I would ask your doctor about what to do, and your tattoo artist. I would think that if it's really deep, or if it will leave a scar, your tattoo artist will just re-tattoo it, and I'm sure it will look like new.
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As an identical twin, I will answer this question.\n\nNo, twins do not have identical fingerprints.\n\nIdentical twins have identical DNA. However, it more than DNA that shapes a fingerprint.  Events during the growth of fingerprints ( and other development processes) will change the course of the prints - ie. a twin's finger brushes against the uterine wall, causing an 'abrasion' which alters the course of the print... one twin recieves less blood / nutrients than the other, affecting the rate of growth etc..\n\nFingerprints are a mixture of DNA and life events, as is the development of any individual. My fingerprints are 'similar' to my twins, but not identical - we have compared. We have the same basic loops and swirls, but some are opposite, different lengths, etc.. \n\nHope this helps.
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As a teenager ( a couple of years ago! ) I smashed my finger in the car door.  It bled terribly.  My uncle took a sterilized knife and bore a small hole into the nail to relieve the pressure.  It remained horribly purple for weeks and the nail came off.  Another nail replaced it, although it did take a while.
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birthmark? scar? talk to your doctor.
948781
Look closely at your finger, you will see lots of little lines. Those lines form a unique fingerprint for you. When you touch something oils from your skin leaves a "print" of your finger which can be collected and matched to you.