Forensics

This page needs revising! This page contains information that is either out-of-date or from a different source (e.g. Upstream SS14). Some information on this page may differ from how it actually works on Delta-V. Reason for revision: "Outdated due to the Rebase Update. Missing cleaning evidence and new fibers."

What leaves evidence?

• Body parts inherit their owner's DNA

• Implanters upon injecting or drawing

• Syringes upon injecting or drawing

• Hyposprays upon injecting

• Medipens upon injecting

• Cigarettes/cigars/pipes upon putting in your mouth

• Blunt/Slashing/piercing melee weapons on hitting someone

• Puddles of blood

• Touching items, doors and any equipment

Most interactions will leave some sort of "trace" that someone was there; either your fingerprints or your DNA itself.

Fibers and Gloves

If you aren't given a fingerprint on the Forensic Analyzer, you can still help identify suspects with fibers.

It is to note that fingerless gloves leave fingerprints AND fibers.

Fiber	Corresponding Gloves
Latex Fibers	Latex Gloves
Nitrile Fibers	Nitrile Gloves
Holographic Chameleon Fibers	Chameleon Gloves
Black Synthetic Fibers	Black Gloves, Thieving Gloves Fingerless Gloves
Colored Synthetic Fibers	Corresponding colored Gloves.
Black Insulative Fibers	Combat Gloves
Yellow Insulative Fibers	Insulated Gloves, Budget Insulated Gloves, Unsulated Gloves
Brown Leather Fibers	Botanist's Leather Gloves, Patchwork Gloves
White Leather Fibers	Inspection Gloves
Colored Leather Fibers	Corresponding colored Boxing Gloves.
Durathread Regal Blue Fibers	Captain's Gloves
Insulative Nanomachine Fibers	Space Ninja Gloves Power Gloves

Evildoers: How to get rid of evidence?

It is possible to wipe off fingerprints/DNA/fibers using soap or a rag, should you need to clear your tracks. Rags will leave a fiber, and soap will leave a residue, to hint that the object was unusually cleaned.

The main barrier between you and a clean get-away, will be the Detective, who's Forensic Scanner is the main tool to discover left-behind forensics.