What trace and impression evidence would you collect

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What would you do to either link or rule out the suspect to the burglary? Explain your reasoning.

1. Identify examples of Locards exchange principle in the scenario. Explain how Locards exchange principle is relevant to evidence identification of this scene. Give specific examples.

2. What trace and impression evidence would you collect? Why does this evidence help solve the crime? Explain your reasoning.

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