Several trainees and students have used water to speed up cleaning a casting of a footprint impression. Explain why that might be a bad idea for the casting. Would you expect to see a difference in footwear patterns if a suspect was running as compared to walking? Explain why or why not

Several trainees and students have used water to speed up cleaning a casting of a footprint impression. Explain why that might be a bad idea for the casting. Would you expect to see a difference in footwear patterns if a suspect was running as compared to walking? Explain why or why not

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