Disagree. I've worked with dust before and that looks like smears of some sort. May or may not be fecal. Could even be peanut butter. Didn't PR say in a transcript how filthy it looked?
I'm saying just because a crime photo doesn't have that wording on it doesn't mean it's not legit. People think if the photo is devoid of wording it's nto a real crime picture. I disagree. I believe the wording overlay is from Smit's powerpoint presentation. JMO.
From acandyrose:
However, a variety of these same photographs have been located on the Internet that are identical photographs as those marked as "Crime Scene Photo - Not for Publication" but with no markings whatsoever. Therefore, the conclusion is that the words, "Crime Scene Photo - Not for Publication" was not perminently stamped on each photograph at the time it was taken at the actual crime scene but could possibly be an overlay of words included during a presentation of the photos either within or part of the Power Point presentation or during the public broadcasting of the various shows where these photographs were on display.
The webmaster of this web site is not doubting that the photographs are clearly from the 755 15th Street residence or that some of the photographs came directly from the Boulder Police Department evidence files via Lou Smit's Power Point presentation. But the webmaster of this site is questioning as to when the photographs marked "Crime Scene Photos" was actually taken. What was the actual time and date as none of the photographs are marked as such. The apparent sequencing number on some of the photographs is also questioned as it is unknown if that number is/was part of Lou Smit's Power Point presentation or the sequencing of the actual crime scene photographs the morning of December 26, 1996.
We don't know if that was the exact picture PR was looking at when she said it looked filthy. We are guessing this was the photo, but obviously, there were others (she was asked about a tissue; that photo has never been released, to my knowledge); perhaps many others.
Agree to disagree then. To me, it's obvious that is fingerprint dust, and there are fingerprints that are located exactly where you would find them on a door.
I didn't mention anything about the "Crime Scene Photo" caption, so I'm not sure why you're addressing that to me. I believe the photo is accurate.