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This document contains descriptions and figures related to lock picking marks and forensic analysis of such marks. There are over 25 figures labeled that depict different types of picking marks like curved, rake, and vibrating pick marks. Additional figures show microscope views at different magnifications of picking marks and tool surfaces. The document also references three parts of a scanning electron microscope study conducted by Michael Platek.

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Supera

This document contains descriptions and figures related to lock picking marks and forensic analysis of such marks. There are over 25 figures labeled that depict different types of picking marks like curved, rake, and vibrating pick marks. Additional figures show microscope views at different magnifications of picking marks and tool surfaces. The document also references three parts of a scanning electron microscope study conducted by Michael Platek.

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LSS+ Electronic Infobase Edition Version 5.

Figure 26-6 Curved pick marks


Figure 26-7 Mechanical snap pick gun marks
Figure 26-8 Rake pick marks
Figure 26-9 Electric vibrating pick marks
Figure 26-10 Conventional curved pick marks
Figure 26-11 Rake pick marks
Figure 26-12 Electric vibrating pick marks
Figure 26-13 Comb pick marks
Figure 26-14 Scoring within the cylinder wall
Figure LSS+2601 Cutaway view of plug, showing location of pick and tension
wrench marks
Figure LSS+2602 A cylinder that has been picked and raked (left) and picked,
then a forced
entry tool was utilized.
Figure LSS+2603 An electric pick gun was utilized to open the lock on the
left; impressioning and
picking was utilized to open the lock on the left.
Figure LSS+2604 Impression, rake picking marks in plug
Figure LSS+2605 Normal use marks, and those from impressioning
Figure LSS+2606 Forensic marks from picking within lock body
Figure LSS+2607 Forensic marks on, normal pin from the factory
Figure LSS+2608 Forensic marks on pin from electric pick gun
Figure LSS+2609 Forensic marks on pin caused by impact tool such as pick gun
Figure LSS+2610 Forensic picking marks caused by a manual pick on surface of
pin
Figure LSS+2611 Forensic marks on pin from pick gun and a rake pick
Figure LSS+2612 Forensic marks on pin caused by use of a key, a pick, and
electric pick gun
Figure LSS+2613 Forensic marks on pin caused by conventional picking
Figure LSS+2614 Forensic marks on pin from a pick gun
Figure LSS+2615 Forensic marking on pin from a 999 key or bump key
Figure LSS+2616 Scanning electron microscope configuration, Jeol 5900
Figure LSS+2617 SEM photograph of pick tracks within lock, 220x magnification
Figure LSS+2618 SEM photograph of pick tracks within lock, 1000x magnification
Figure LSS+2619 SEM photograph of pick tracks within plug, 400x magnification
Figure LSS+2620 SEM photograph, surface of pick at 220x magnification
Figure LSS+2621 SEM photograph of pick marks on pin at 1000x magnification
Figure LSS+2622 SEM photograph of pick marks on plug
Figure LSS+2623 SEM photograph of surface of pick at 50x magnification
Figure LSS+2624 SEM photograph of surface of pick at 50x and 500x
magnification
Figure LSS+2625 SEM photograph of surface of pick at 100x magnification

LSS101: Scanning electron microscope Part I: Michael Platek

LSS101: Scanning electron microscope Part II: Michael Platek

LSS101: Scanning electron microscope Part III: Michael Platek

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(c) 1999-2004 Marc Weber Tobias

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