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Halftone Fingerprint Vector Set, Dither Pixel Texture Fingerprints for Biometric Identification, Security, and Crime Investigation Graphics-stock-foto
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Criminal investigation and forensic evidence, detective board with crime scene photos and fingerprint identification documents in a dark office-stock-foto
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Criminal investigation and forensic evidence detective desk with crime scene photos fingerprints handgun and handcuffs for police procedural-stock-foto
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Criminal investigation and forensic evidence detective desk with fingerprints crime scene photos handcuffs and police equipment for law enforcement-stock-foto
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Criminal investigation and forensic evidence detective desk with fingerprints crime scene photos handcuffs and police equipment on a wooden table-stock-foto
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A lithograph titled "Finger Prints" depicting Sir Edward Richard Henry (1850–1931), the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis who introduced the Henry Classification System of fingerprints to Scotland Yard. Appointed to the Metropolitan Police in 1901 after a distinguished career in the Indian Civil Service, Henry oversaw the implementation of fingerprinting for criminal identification, which eventually replaced anthropometry. This caricature, produced by Leslie Ward under the pseudonym "Spy", features Henry gesturing with his hands in reference to his forensic innovations while a large dog-stock-foto
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KATHMANDU, NEPAL, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: Bodies of approximately 50 unidentified victims of the August 26 flash floods are transported for temporary burial at Gokarneshwor in Kathmandu as authorities continue efforts to identify those recovered from the disaster. Relatives wait at the morgue of Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, where photographs of people reported missing are displayed to assist families searching for loved ones. Authorities are collecting DNA samples and maintaining records of unidentified remains to allow future identification and return to relatives. The floods that stru-stock-foto
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KATHMANDU, NEPAL, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: Bodies of approximately 50 unidentified victims of the August 26 flash floods are transported for temporary burial at Gokarneshwor in Kathmandu as authorities continue efforts to identify those recovered from the disaster. Relatives wait at the morgue of Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, where photographs of people reported missing are displayed to assist families searching for loved ones. Authorities are collecting DNA samples and maintaining records of unidentified remains to allow future identification and return to relatives. The floods that stru-stock-foto
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Kathmandu, Nepal. 18th Sep, 2026. KATHMANDU, NEPAL, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: Bodies of approximately 50 unidentified victims of the August 26 flash floods are transported for temporary burial at Gokarneshwor in Kathmandu as authorities continue efforts to identify those recovered from the disaster. Relatives wait at the morgue of Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, where photographs of people reported missing are displayed to assist families searching for loved ones. Authorities are collecting DNA samples and maintaining records of unidentified remains to allow future identification and ret-stock-foto
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KATHMANDU, NEPAL, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: Bodies of approximately 50 unidentified victims of the August 26 flash floods are transported for temporary burial at Gokarneshwor in Kathmandu as authorities continue efforts to identify those recovered from the disaster. Relatives wait at the morgue of Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, where photographs of people reported missing are displayed to assist families searching for loved ones. Authorities are collecting DNA samples and maintaining records of unidentified remains to allow future identification and return to relatives. The floods that stru-stock-foto
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KATHMANDU, NEPAL, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: Bodies of approximately 50 unidentified victims of the August 26 flash floods are transported for temporary burial at Gokarneshwor in Kathmandu as authorities continue efforts to identify those recovered from the disaster. Relatives wait at the morgue of Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, where photographs of people reported missing are displayed to assist families searching for loved ones. Authorities are collecting DNA samples and maintaining records of unidentified remains to allow future identification and return to relatives. The floods that stru-stock-foto
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Kathmandu, Nepal. 18th Sep, 2026. KATHMANDU, NEPAL, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: Bodies of approximately 50 unidentified victims of the August 26 flash floods are transported for temporary burial at Gokarneshwor in Kathmandu as authorities continue efforts to identify those recovered from the disaster. Relatives wait at the morgue of Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, where photographs of people reported missing are displayed to assist families searching for loved ones. Authorities are collecting DNA samples and maintaining records of unidentified remains to allow future identification and ret-stock-foto
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Kathmandu, Nepal. 18th Sep, 2026. KATHMANDU, NEPAL, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: Bodies of approximately 50 unidentified victims of the August 26 flash floods are transported for temporary burial at Gokarneshwor in Kathmandu as authorities continue efforts to identify those recovered from the disaster. Relatives wait at the morgue of Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, where photographs of people reported missing are displayed to assist families searching for loved ones. Authorities are collecting DNA samples and maintaining records of unidentified remains to allow future identification and ret-stock-foto
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Kathmandu, Nepal. 18th Sep, 2026. KATHMANDU, NEPAL, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: Bodies of approximately 50 unidentified victims of the August 26 flash floods are transported for temporary burial at Gokarneshwor in Kathmandu as authorities continue efforts to identify those recovered from the disaster. Relatives wait at the morgue of Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, where photographs of people reported missing are displayed to assist families searching for loved ones. Authorities are collecting DNA samples and maintaining records of unidentified remains to allow future identification and ret-stock-foto
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Kathmandu, Nepal. 18th Sep, 2026. KATHMANDU, NEPAL, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: Bodies of approximately 50 unidentified victims of the August 26 flash floods are transported for temporary burial at Gokarneshwor in Kathmandu as authorities continue efforts to identify those recovered from the disaster. Relatives wait at the morgue of Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, where photographs of people reported missing are displayed to assist families searching for loved ones. Authorities are collecting DNA samples and maintaining records of unidentified remains to allow future identification and ret-stock-foto
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Kathmandu, Nepal. 18th Sep, 2026. KATHMANDU, NEPAL, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: Bodies of approximately 50 unidentified victims of the August 26 flash floods are transported for temporary burial at Gokarneshwor in Kathmandu as authorities continue efforts to identify those recovered from the disaster. Relatives wait at the morgue of Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, where photographs of people reported missing are displayed to assist families searching for loved ones. Authorities are collecting DNA samples and maintaining records of unidentified remains to allow future identification and ret-stock-foto
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KATHMANDU, NEPAL, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: Bodies of approximately 50 unidentified victims of the August 26 flash floods are transported for temporary burial at Gokarneshwor in Kathmandu as authorities continue efforts to identify those recovered from the disaster. Relatives wait at the morgue of Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, where photographs of people reported missing are displayed to assist families searching for loved ones. Authorities are collecting DNA samples and maintaining records of unidentified remains to allow future identification and return to relatives. The floods that stru-stock-foto
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KATHMANDU, NEPAL, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: Bodies of approximately 50 unidentified victims of the August 26 flash floods are transported for temporary burial at Gokarneshwor in Kathmandu as authorities continue efforts to identify those recovered from the disaster. Relatives wait at the morgue of Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, where photographs of people reported missing are displayed to assist families searching for loved ones. Authorities are collecting DNA samples and maintaining records of unidentified remains to allow future identification and return to relatives. The floods that stru-stock-foto
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A conceptual close up of a hand holding a morgue toe tag-stock-foto
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A conceptual close up of a hand holding a morgue toe tag-stock-foto
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A conceptual close up of a hand holding a morgue toe tag-stock-foto
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Fingerprint icon for biometrics identity security-stock-foto
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PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre’s DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. Photo by Unai Beroiz / JNA Press. (Photo by Unai Beroiz/JNA Press v-stock-foto
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PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre’s DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. Photo by Unai Beroiz / JNA Press. (Photo by Unai Beroiz/JNA Press v-stock-foto
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PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre’s DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. Photo by Unai Beroiz / JNA Press. (Photo by Unai Beroiz/JNA Press v-stock-foto
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PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre’s DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. Photo by Unai Beroiz / JNA Press. (Photo by Unai Beroiz/JNA Press v-stock-foto
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PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre’s DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. Photo by Unai Beroiz / JNA Press. (Photo by Unai Beroiz/JNA Press v-stock-foto
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PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre’s DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. Photo by Unai Beroiz / JNA Press. (Photo by Unai Beroiz/JNA Press v-stock-foto
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PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre’s DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. Photo by Unai Beroiz / JNA Press. (Photo by Unai Beroiz/JNA Press v-stock-foto
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PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre’s DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. Photo by Unai Beroiz / JNA Press. (Photo by Unai Beroiz/JNA Press v-stock-foto
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PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre’s DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. Photo by Unai Beroiz / JNA Press. (Photo by Unai Beroiz/JNA Press v-stock-foto
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Pamplona, Spain. 14th Sep, 2026. PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre's DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. (Credit Image: © Unai Be-stock-foto
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Pamplona, Spain. 14th Sep, 2026. PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre's DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. (Credit Image: © Unai Be-stock-foto
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Pamplona, Spain. 14th Sep, 2026. PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre's DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. (Credit Image: © Unai Be-stock-foto
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Pamplona, Spain. 14th Sep, 2026. PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre's DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. (Credit Image: © Unai Be-stock-foto
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Pamplona, Spain. 14th Sep, 2026. PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre's DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. (Credit Image: © Unai Be-stock-foto
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Pamplona, Spain. 14th Sep, 2026. PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre's DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. (Credit Image: © Unai Be-stock-foto
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Pamplona, Spain. 14th Sep, 2026. PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre's DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. (Credit Image: © Unai Be-stock-foto
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Pamplona, Spain. 14th Sep, 2026. PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre's DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. (Credit Image: © Unai Be-stock-foto
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Pamplona, Spain. 14th Sep, 2026. PAMPLONA, NAVARRE, SPAIN, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026: Relatives of Jesús Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo receive their remains during a ceremony at the Rozalejo Memory and Coexistence Centre in Pamplona. The two men were killed in 1937 after escaping from the San Cristóbal prison fortress during the Spanish Civil War. Their remains were recovered during exhumations in 2017 and 2018 and later identified through the Government of Navarre's DNA database. Relatives, memorial associations and forensic experts attended the ceremony. (Credit Image: © Unai Be-stock-foto
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