Talk:Locard's exchange principle
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The quotation that you credit to Edmond Locard is actually from Prof. Paul Kirk's textbook Crime Investigation, 1950, and was not made by Locard at all. Respectfully submitted Inv. Dan Román, MA. Forensic Services Unit, Madison Police, Madison WI
I have recommended that this be merged with Locard's principle. As there is a more specific title in 'Locard's exchange principle', as well as a greater quality of presentation, I believe that this should be the page to be merged to. However, as I am no expert on this matter, I am leaving the default merge template.
-- Sasuke Sarutobi 21:25, 8 September 2006 (UTC)
