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For smaller glass fragments should be placed in a paper packet and then in an envelope. Larger pieces should be wrapped securely in paper or cardboard and then placed in a padded cardboard box to prevent further breakage. For analyzing the glass I would start by comparing the refractive index of the sample to that of the possible source. Examination of samples under a regular microscope or a scanning electron microscope can give detailed information about the sample's physical and chemical characteristics. Since the liquid is already dried all you'd have to do is make sure to package it in paper which works since the glass can go in that. For the fiber I would remove it from the glass and collect it with some trace tape. Then the easiest method to get the fingerprint is called dusting, in which I would use a very fine powder that can stick to the oil in the fingerprint. Once the fingerprint becomes visible, lift it from the surface with clear tape and transfer it to another surface to then take into the laboratory to analyze further.
Glass, the liquid and the fiber would be class evidence while the fingerprint is individual.
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