German Cops Use Ear Prints To Catch Serial Burglar

Police in Germany have linked a Macedonian man to 96 burglaries using fingerprints, DNA evidence, and ear prints.

April 30, 2012

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Police in Germany have linked a Macedonian man to 96 burglaries using fingerprints, DNA evidence, and ear prints, reports Spiegel Online.

The 33-year-old Macedonian man allegedly stole $660,000 in goods and left ear-print impressions while listening at doors.

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