For centuries, criminals could evade justice if there were no witnesses or clear evidence tying them to a crime. But in the late 19th century, a single bloody fingerprint would change forensic science forever. Left behind at the scene of a horrific double murder, this small but undeniable piece of evidence became the key to solving the case. For the first time in history, fingerprints were used to identify and convict a killer—paving the way for a revolutionary method that would transform criminal investigations worldwide.
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