The Tom Smith New Mexico Chapter 
Revision Date 10/21/2024
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The Octoober Newsletter will soon be posted under the Members Only section.
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Due to Balloon Fiesta falling on the week of our regular meeting at Sunnyside Up Cafe, this October meeting has been
moved out to:
Thursday, October 24th. and a half hour later then usual.
This was the first date available for the month as all earlier dates were booked.
The room should be available by 1130 and orders placed by 1200 when the meeting is scheduled to begin.
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Looking forward to seeing you there and bring an interested friend.
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Speaker:
Robert Hull
Topic:
Our presentation by Bob Hull will be "The History of Fingerprinting, The FBI's 100th Anniversary of Using Fingerprints, and New Fingerprinting
Innovations". Bob has been interested in this subject since he was an invited speaker at the International Crime Scene Investigator's Annual
Conference in Los Angeles back in 2001. Subsequent to that at a Homeland Security Conference in Denver, Bob was on a panel with the
Laboratory Chief of the US Secret Service, Forensic Sciences Laboratory, discussing potential scientific approaches to identifying
overlapping fingerprints on money.
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