You are assigned to process the scene of a burglary at a single family residence. The rear window to the kitchen has broken glass and appears to be the entry point. The front door was wide open after the crime, when discovered by the homeowner. It appears the burglar ate and drank food from the refrigerator in addition to ransacking the first floor rooms of the house. All of the following are likely areas and surfaces the suspect may have left fingerprints, except for:

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Cloth materials (such as curtains) are not typically good surfaces to leave fingerprints on. The other choices (rear window frame, front door knob, and glass cup) are all surfaces that are commonly touched and could potentially have fingerprints left behind.

You Are Assigned to Process the Scene of a Burglary