Spoken Words Fly Away Written Words Remain or if Written Words Fly Away Examination of Documents That Generated Using Disappearing Ink a Case Report
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https://doi.org/10.17986/blm.20121716Keywords:
forensic sciences, forgeryAbstract
Disappearing inks are water-based acid-base indicators. It’s change from a coloured to a colourless solution upon exposure to the air. Although disappearing inks are mostly used joke tool, these inks are abused in forgery. A bond that generated using disappearing ink was presented in this study. This document was examined with VSC 6000/HS and other equipment in Questioned Document Examination Laboratory.
Key words: Forensic sciences, Forgery
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