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  1. May 18, 2009 · And in 1941, that’s exactly what Robert Phillips did when he got a doctor to graft the skin from his chest on to the tips of his fingers. Phillips, however, was caught because the ridges surrounding the graft areas, as well as on the other joints of his fingers were used to identify him.

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  3. Sep 27, 2012 · Another criminal, Robert Phillips, famously grafted skin from his chest on to his fingers to erase his fingerprints - but he was identified from the prints of his palms. Others have tried...

  4. alterations and he reported that the only way to permanently obliterate a fingerprint is to graft skin from another part of the body over them. And in 1941, that’s exactly what Robert Phillips did when he got a doctor to graft the skin from his chest on to the tips of his fingers.

  5. Sep 21, 2018 · People leave latent prints, ones created by the oil on their skin and not clearly visible to the naked eye, everywhere. Individual fingerprint patterns are unique — even identical twins have different prints. Before DNA profiling, fingerprint analysis was the most effective way to identify a person.

  6. Apr 29, 2012 · So, likely taking special notice of Dillinger's idiotic ploy, career criminal Robert Phillips came up with a much more well thought out plan for fingerprint removal in 1941. Phillips simply convinced a doctor to graft skin from his abdomen and surgically sew it where his fingerprints were.

  7. Apr 15, 2016 · Robber Robert Phillips talked a doctor into grafting skin from his chest onto his fingertips. Unfortunately for him, he neglected to remove the prints on his palms. 10.

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