JonBenét Investigation 2015 Team JBI

[JonBenet Investigation]

The ransom note had no good fingerprints when check by Boulder police. On fresh prints, this powder will work.
For the lab:

 Sirchie Labs, 159L Magnetic Latent Fingerprint Identification Kit

 This is the most popular, compact, magnetic latent print kit available.
 Use this kit to process a crime scene with a choice of magnetic powders and our outstanding 125L Magnetic Applicator.
 The 159L Kit is excellent for developing latent prints on paper, cardboard, finished and unfinished wood, glass, vinyls and on any nonferrous material
 Complete instructions are included
 Includes:
 1 - M114L 1 oz. Black Magnetic Powder
 1 - M116L 1 oz. White Magnetic Powder
 1 - M117L 1 oz. Gray Magnetic Powder
 1 - SBM9 1 oz. Silver/Black Magnetic Powder
 1 - 125L Standard Magnetic Applicator
 1 - KC100 Molded Plastic Carrying Case with Insert
 Team JBI

[JonBenet Investigation]

A blue light was used on JonBenet bed, and on her self too.

A light in our lab:

 The SIRCHIE® BM600 is a high-powered, tripod-mountable, portable forensic blue light source which utilizes an AC power supply. The BM600 is especially useful for extended crime scene searches and photography because it does not require any batteries. Crime scene photography is enhanced thanks to the BM600’s high-light-output levels. An intensity control allows the user to customize the light level for individual needs. The BM600 is supplied with a standard 110V/220V power supply unit, depending on the unit chosen. The BM600 kit is supplied with the BM600 light source packaged in a rugged copolymer carrying case.

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[JonBenet Investigation]

The only snow on the Ramsey's property was in the front yard. No snow on any side walks. Here is how we photo and cast a foot impression.

For this winter.

 Impression evidence found in snow or ice presents a unique set of difficulties for recovery. Due to the fact that most gypsum-based casting materials generate heat during the curing process, it is necessary to provide an insulating medium. Spray Snow Impression Wax into the impression to prepare the surface for casting. This locks the impression detail to avoid melting when the casting medium is applied. It is supplied in a 15 oz. (425g) aerosol can.

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[JonBenet Investigation]

UV light was used at the Ramsey's crime scene.
Our new lab light:

 The BIB-150P ultraviolet lamp is also engineered to produce super-high UV intensity to detect stains on carpet, rug and upholstery, along with fluorescing dyes to pinpoint any industrial leaks.

 Also

 Advanced technology has enabled Spectroline to incorporate the most desirable features of their best-selling, high-intensity UV ballast lamps into a lower cost, 2-3/4-pound unit that is extremely compact and rugged. As a result, the revolutionary Spectroline BIB-150P Ballast™ Lamp gives you lots more for a whole lot less! New Built-In Ballast™ Technology: The BIB-150P utilizes Built-In Ballast™ Black Light Bulb, which eliminates the need for an external transformer. With this remarkable new technology, the bulk and weight are gone, yet all the power of a transformer-based black light remains.

 Good for the crime scene.

 Team JBI

[JonBenet Investigation]

We have smaller UV light too.
Our new light:

 A wide beam of 365nm UV light is useful to scan large areas for evidence at the crime scene. Evidence such as fibers, bone fragments, physiological fluids, and others can fluoresce in the presence of UV light, uncovering what was hidden without it.
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[JonBenet Investigation]

Jonbenet had duct tape place on her mouth after she was dead. Many time fingerprints can be found on the sticky side of the tape. We used this product to unstick the tape for testing.

JonBenet Ramsey had Black duct tape place over her mouth after time of death.

 We use UN-DU to undo duct tape so we can process it for finger prints. It will unstick the duct tap with out damage.

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[JonBenet Investigation]

Super glue work well at the crime scene and here in our lab.

We added one more of these units.

 Now it’s possible to glue-fume large and unwieldy items such as wrinkled plastic bags and the like. In the past, cyanoacrylate-chamber-fuming necessitated that such items be completely unfolded to a flat state. Even then, over and under fuming was a very real possibility. Some portions might have been over-fumed while other portions might not have been fumed adequately. Latent fingerprints fumed within a vacuum have been found to collect glue deposits on the fingerprint ridge structures in a far more even manner than non-vacuum-fumed items. Over-fuming is, for the most part, a thing of the past. In addition, in a vacuum, the glue is distributed far more evenly throughout the chamber. Because of this, the fumes readily travel around corners and in and out of recesses of the item(s) being processed. In other words, it is possible to achieve well-distributed fingerprint development throughout the inside of a vacuum chamber. The SIRCHIE® No. VAC150 is a state-of-the-art vacuum chamber designed and built specifically for the fuming of crime scene objects of various shapes and sizes. The chamber interior is a generous 16" long with a 10" diameter. The heavy, 0.365" aluminum walls ensure structural integrity while being used. It features a heavy-duty, diaphragm-type pump controlled by a precision vacuum switch. The operation and use of the VAC150 is both straightforward and simple. The clear polycarbonate lid allows visual monitoring of the fuming process.

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[JonBenet Investigation]

This product that cost $300.00 per gal. may help solve the Jonbent Ramsey case. We will test some items of interest this year. I hope we will solve this case.

Sirchie 3M NOVEC HFE7100 Fluid

 The Sirchie 3M NOVEC Engineered Fluid HFE7100 is the latest evolution in the world of fingerprint development on porous surfaces. Created as a carrier solvent for Ninhydrin and DFO formulations, HFE7100 was designed to replace the ozone depleting carrier solvent CFC-113. The main advantage of using the 3M NOVEC HFE7100 fluid in Ninhydrin and DFO formulations is its safety to the ozone and the operator.

 Extensively tested by the Oregon State Police, the Police Scientific Development Branch of the United Kingdom and Institut de Recherche Criminelle de la Gendarmerie Nationale of France, the HFE7100 fluid proved to be the ideal carrier for Ninhydrin and DFO formulations.

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[JonBenet Investigation]

Sirchie Tiger 790UV Longwave Forensic Light

 Sirchie Tiger 790 UV 150-Watt longwave ultraviolet forensic light. This lamp provides a wide beam of 365nm UV light is useful to scan large areas for evidence at the crime scene. Evidence such as fibers, bone fragments, physiological fluids, and others can fluoresce in the presence of UV light, uncovering what was hidden without it.

 FEATURES:

• Longwave Filter Cover, Lamp Housing and End Cap Construction: Nylon (proven thermal and mechanical properties)
• Power Source: 115V AC or 220V AC grounded
• Lamp: Mercury vapor w/internal ballast, 365nm UV
• Lamp Rating: 150 watts
• Lamp Life: ≈ 5,000 hours
• Output: 4,000 µ w/cm2 at 15”
• Indicator Light: Neon type, diffused
• Power Switch: Heavy-duty rocker switch
• Dimensions: 10.25”L x 6.0625” dia. (26cm x 15.4cm)
• Weight: 3.87 lbs. (1.7kg)
• Outer Case: Aluminum with gloss-black epoxy paint

 We added one to our lab...

[JonBenet Investigation]

Super glue chamber, we have three of these system, they work that well.

[JonBenet Investigation]

This ALS crime scene light is bright as the sun. We can bring it to the crime scene in daylight.

[JonBenet Investigation]

This chamber may solve this case.

[JonBenet Investigation]

Our ALS Light cost us $5,000.00 but we will spend what ever it take to solve a crime.

[JonBenet Investigation]

How a killer may enter a home in the USA.

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If Boulder police tested for dust, they could of solve this case with the use of the police dogs.

Electrostatic Fingerprinting / Dustprint Lifter.

 PROCEDURE OF APPLICATION1. Place the lifting film over the surface
 bearing the dust impression.
 2. Place the grounding device adjacent
 to the lifting film.
 3. Charge the lifting film with the charger
 unit.
 4. The dust impression is transferred to
 the lifting film by the electrostatic
 charges.
 5. Carefully remove the lifting film
 from the surface.
 6. View the lifted result using
 white oblique light.
 7. Photograph opaque lifting films using
 white oblique light.
 8. Photograph transparent lifting films
 using transmitted light or darkfield
 lighting methods.

 Team JBI