> We've all since watched enough crime shows to understand that fingerprints are unique personal biometric attributes and to date, no two people have ever been

> We've all since watched enough crime shows to understand that fingerprints are unique personal biometric attributes and to date, no two people have ever been found to have a matching set. Maybe that's true or not, but that's never been conclusive. What has happened was that after the 3/11 attacks in Madrid , an American was suspected because his fingerprint was misidentified, partially because of this reasoning. http://www.latent-prints.com/images/Final%20OIG%20Executive%20Summarylow.pdf http://www.latent-prints.com/images/Final%20OIG%20Executive%...