Forensic Science Reveals Hidden Clues

Your car’s paint job is actually a chemical fingerprint waiting to snitch on you.

Forensic scientists look for invisible trace elements that make every material unique,

almost like a DNA code for objects. They literally vaporize samples until the atoms get excited

and emit light, creating a specific color pattern that identifies the exact metal or chemical.

It gets crazier with hit-and-runs because they analyze the microscopic layers of primer

and clearcoat using heat to break them down. Even the dirt on your shoes is a

dead giveaway since the mineral mix changes every hundred feet. You can wash your

hands, but physics remembers everything.