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Fingerprint lifting in Bangkok


ChristianPFC

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I'm looking for a service to lift fingerprints in Bangkok. Not my own fingerprints, fingerprints of a thief off an object he touched (single-use plastic toothbrush provided by hotel, should not have anyone else's fingerprints).

 

The theft happened in Cambodia, so I don't think Thai police or their forensic services would get involved. Neither Khmer police; hotel manager accompanied me to police station to translate. However with fingerprint and an incentive, Khmer police might be able to ID the thief. A Khmer friend would handle the matter for me.

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23 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

How do you know there is a finger mark on the brush and it can be recovered?


What makes you think that the finger mark is going to be clear, complete and not just smudged?

He used the toothbrush. I don't know if the fingerprint is clear.

My processing of the evidence would not hold up in the Western world in a court.

 

"How can you provide the police in Cambodia with proof it was a the scene of the crime?"

Surveillance camera at my hotel shows him with a face mask, can't recognize his face.

 

As far as I know, for ID cards in Cambodia, fingerprints are taken. If I can get a clear fingerprint off the toothbrush, and get the to the right government office in Cambodia, he will be found.

 

As for value for money, the guy is a serial thief, I know two other victims. The stolen object was a mobile phone, worth about 500 USD (when I buy the same model second hand). For me, it's a matter of principle, the thief will continue until someone catches him. I have the time and money to try to be the one.

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On 5/17/2024 at 10:09 AM, ChristianPFC said:

fingerprints of a thief off an object he touched (single-use plastic toothbrush provided by hotel, should not have anyone else's fingerprints).

What about the fingerprints by the hotel staff which provided you with the toothbrush?

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On 5/18/2024 at 10:14 AM, ChristianPFC said:

He used the toothbrush. I don't know if the fingerprint is clear.

My processing of the evidence would not hold up in the Western world in a court.

 

"How can you provide the police in Cambodia with proof it was a the scene of the crime?"

Surveillance camera at my hotel shows him with a face mask, can't recognize his face.

 

How do you know he used the toothbrush while you don't know his face?

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The toothbrush is for single use and wrapped in plastic. Hotel staff fingerprints on plastic wrap, but not on toothbrush (I assume production fully automatic, no fingerprints from factory workers on toothbrush).

 

He wore a face mask out of my room, I have his video on hotel security camera with facemask, but no pictures without facemask.

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1 hour ago, mstevens said:

So what is really going on here? You hooked up with a man (a male prostitute) and he ripped you off? You live and learn. Put it down to experience.

 

what exactly was stolen here ? a cell phone ? money ? pride ? 

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On 6/26/2024 at 10:40 PM, stoner said:

 

what exactly was stolen here ? a cell phone ? money ? pride ? 

 

The cellphone can easily be replaced, but the data lost with the phone and the hassle to set everything up on a new phone is the issue. And the disgrace of someone tricking me (he was good in distracting me).

I had money stolen before, quickly forgotten. But in this case I would go to great lengths to catch the thief, but have no point of approach.

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Posted (edited)

Sounds complete retarded to me. If you know already who it is in the first place, just set him up to meet with you again and then make him confess under pressure. Maybe the OP watched too many CSI crime episodes.

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On 6/22/2024 at 9:33 PM, ChristianPFC said:

The toothbrush is for single use and wrapped in plastic. Hotel staff fingerprints on plastic wrap, but not on toothbrush (I assume production fully automatic, no fingerprints from factory workers on toothbrush).

 

He wore a face mask out of my room, I have his video on hotel security camera with facemask, but no pictures without facemask.

You know him as you saw him in your room, you know him as you know he stole from 2 other people.

Go find the guy again and get your stuff back or compensation for it. That he used your toothbrush, doesn't proof he stole things.

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