That a fingerprint can unmask a perpetrator is considered common knowledge. That this also produces a thumb comparison with a photo is probably rather bizarre. Like the whole process about stolen parking tickets for Vienna Airport…
The judge in the LG Korneuburg (Lower Austria) found that the 21-year-old suspect had less criminal energy – what a nice description that the young man was acting a bit very stupid.
Since he was already under observation at his company – a food company: Responsible for the incoming mail, packages did not reach the recipient time and time again. However, nothing has been proven so far.
Stolen parking tickets offered on the Internet
In such a situation it is not very wise to offer ‘particularly cheap’ parking tickets for Schwechat Airport via a purchasing platform on the company PC. But a 53-year-old frequent flyer was interested and met him. He even had an invoice, which she photographed and his license plate number. But even the first entrance didn’t work – the tickets had been reported stolen and blocked accordingly.
Thumb betrayed the suspect
The police had it easy – the young man was discovered over the number plate. Incidentally, the tickets had been reported stolen by his employer – they had been sent to the food company, but would never have arrived at the post office …
The witness also managed to identify the suspect. The 21-year-old’s lawyer, Herbert Eichenseder, smiled: “To be on the safe side, the police also made a thumb comparison.” The verdict is already final.
Source: Krone
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